Richmond Park

My roomate Claire, kept telling me that I HAD to go to Richmond Park. Boy was she right. Even though it was super damp, freezing cold, dark, a bit dreary, and kind of spooky looking (and I, of course, was not properly dressed), I still thought the park was beautiful. I didn't take that many photos--I really just enjoyed the walk, the millions of deer roaming around, and really just being outside. Here are a few of the photos I did take. I will definitely be back on a picture mission with Claire (in addition to her amazing cake-decorating skills, Claire also happens to be a fabulous photographer) since she has promised me she would take me on a fantastical and mystical route of obscenely glorious photo-ops. Can't wait! Must go back when there is snow--it would be stunning!

MMaking a rare appearance on the blog. This was near the end of our journey. It was freezing cold and I definitely wasn't in the mood to have my photo taken. We couldn't zoom out at all (usually a key feature of the good 'ol self-shot-using-arm photo)--I had the 50 mm on so it's up close and personal!

They had this little pond that was mostly frozen over. It was about 4 o'clock and getting really dark out when all of a sudden the sun peaked out for only a moment--it was the most sun we

had seen all day! It was really pretty--my photo definitely doesn't do it justice.

Okay, okay I creeped a little bit. I have no idea who these people are but I thought this couple was really cute and there were so many deer around and they were cute too so I just, well, was a bit of a creeper.