More Pics of London

I uploaded some more pictures from our trip to London.  The below is just a compilation of our various walks and tours around the city.

London 2012

And I also uploaded some photos we took at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum.  It was a lot of fun there.  At first I was like, "Ok, but I don't know why you guys want to see a bunch of wax dummies."  I wasn't a minute in the door and I was goofing off and making stupid faces while having my picture taken with the dummies.  You just can't help it!  You can touch the dummies and go crazy there.  It was a riot!  (No, I did not post all of the goofy pictures.  Some will never see the light of day.)

London 2012 Madame Tussaud's

We also got to see a 20 minute 3-D movie at the museum.  It was a Marvel Comics cartoon.  When the Hulk walked, the chairs shook.  When Spiderman shot out his webs, air blew in your face from a hose on the back of the seat in front of you.  When Wolverine unleashed his titanium claws, the seat poked you in the back.  It was fantastic!  So much fun!

I still have some pictures to go through of Oxford University, Stratford-On-Avon and Warwick Castle.  

~Steph

London - The Magic of Harry Potter

Drew & I have been back a week from London and I'm still fishing through the 1,000+ combined photos that my mother and I took.  I started with the pics from the tour that we took at Warner Bros Studios.  The exhibit was The Magic of Harry Potter.  That was over 500 photos and I weeded it down to 300.  I just loved that tour!  I find moviemaking fascinating!

Below is a link to the photos.  You can take your own tour from what I shot.

London 2012 - Harry Potter Tour

Please note that I am not a photographer.  I take pics to retain the memory and that's about it.  Nothing I've shot is getting framed.  I gave up photography as a hobby a long time ago when it became obvious it wasn't my forte.

I hope to have the rest of the photos up this week.  But don't count on it.  I was also hoping to be a bestselling author by now too.  My poor estimation of workloads and time-frames is astounding.  Ask my boss.