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Albemarle Gardens, ILFORD, IG2 6DL

This picture would look brilliant depicted as a watercolour painting! This is an easterly view of the rainbow, taken from my back garden. The pole at the left of the photograph, if you're wondering, is a former flagpole.

This is the same view as "Snowflakes rushing past the lamp-post", but zoomed out slightly and with the flash turned on. Note that you can now see the house across the road and more detail of the shape of the lamp-post, the lamp-post is less glary and has more of an orange glow to it, and the snowflakes come to life in their true colour! Just goes to show you what the flash can do!

Here's a view of the rainbow taken looking south-southwest from street level. The massive arc of the coloured bands is well demonstrated! The chimney to the left gives you a good idea of its height in the sky!

This is the same view of my back garden last night, but during daylight.

One of the back gardens on nearby Milton Crescent has these five grand evergreen trees (if any knows what species they are, please say!), although they're hardly evergreen now! View taken from my back garden looking north-east in the direction of Newbury Park.

A residential road, which doesn't appear to be a crescent

The same view as "Snow in Middleton Gardens", taken around four hours later. Several more snowfalls occurred throughout the evening, which has now led to the snow settling in thick blankets on the road and pavement. The lamp-posts give an interesting effect with their yellowish glow - it almost looks as if the road has been coated in lemon icing! Note the skyglow in the background, caused by the snow reflecting the glow from the lamp posts!