Out and About

In between periodical winter showers and snowfall - wrapping the streets of London up tightly, in a sublime blanket of silvery-white - I recall there being the odd few days of sunshine. Unfortunately, "days of sunshine" are far and few between in Britain - particularly during the winter months - and so, when such elusive days occur, I know I'm not the only one who tries to make the most of them. 
I purchased this rather wonderful Diana F+ camera from Lomography with some of my birthday money last year. For those who have not been acquainted with their extensive range of delightful and thoroughly quirky cameras and equipment, Lomography are the purveyors of analogue cameras and advocates of analogue artistry. I cannot recall how I first found out about them; I do, however, remember that it was a good few years ago and that I was instantly besotted with this Diana Mini...
I took the above photographs on one of the more "sunny" days of this month in Angel, Islington, (I use the word "sunny" incredibly lightly; I should really say "on a day when the sun wasn't really shining, nor was it particularly hot, but there were a few slithers of sunlight...") when I managed to haul myself out of bed, and go exploring and book-shopping.
As I post this, the sun (again - what little there was of it to start with) is descending across London. And according to many a weather forecast, there will be no more snow - well, not for this week, anyway! Not that I'm complaining...