Mew(s) are places you'll see in more often. They're usually a dead end small alley road with a small and narrow entrance in main road..they are every where...even in central london and in busy and business areas...but what they really are?
Mews is chieflyBritish term formerly describing a row of Stables, usually with carriage houses below and living quarters above, built around a paved yard or court, or along a street, behind large London houses of the 17th and 18th centuries. The word also may refer to the lane, alley or back street onto which such stables open. it is sometimes applied to rows or groups of garages or, more broadly, to a narrowpassage or a confined place. Today most mews stables have been converted into dwelling, some greatly modernized and considered highly desirable residences....here is Dunworth Mews, in Kensington, West London. (map)

First, these photos aren't either taken by me or by C902.... there is no comment but you've seen photos of many different Houses in this photoblog, these ones aren't House anymore, they are Home....there is a long long way difference between a House and a Home....House means nothing, Home means everything....absolutely everything....including Love and Memory...Photos taken and sent by my dear friend Sara Rasekh ... Thank you. (its all here)

First, these photos aren't either taken by me or by C902.... there is no comment but you've seen photos of many different Houses in this photoblog, these ones aren't House anymore, they are Home....there is a long long way difference between a House and a Home....House means nothing, Home means everything....absolutely everything....including Love and Memory...Photos taken and sent by my dear friend Sara Rasekh ... Thank you.

First, these photos aren't either taken by me or by C902.... there is no comment but you've seen photos of many different Houses in this photoblog, these ones aren't House anymore, they are Home....there is a long long way difference between a House and a Home....House means nothing, Home means everything....absolutely everything....including Love and Memory...Photos taken and sent by my dear friend Sara Rasekh ... Thank you.

First, these photos aren't either taken by me or by C902.... there is no comment but you've seen photos of many different Houses in this photoblog, these ones aren't House anymore, they are Home....there is a long long way difference between a House and a Home....House means nothing, Home means everything....absolutely everything....including Love and Memory... Photos taken and sent by my dear friend Sara Rasekh ... Thank you.

First, these photos aren't either taken by me or by C902.... there is no comment but you've seen photos of many different Houses in this photoblog, these ones aren't House anymore, they are Home....there is a long long way difference between a House and a Home....House means nothing, Home means everything....absolutely everything....including Love and Memory... Photos taken and sent by my dear friend Sara Rasekh ... Thank you.

Any normal photo has two dimensions, the Length and the Height(x and y), but in some situations, if you frame your photo properly, you can add the 3rd dimension to your photo too, the Depth (z). To create this feeling(well, your photo physically is two dimensional at the end of the day anyway, you just add this feeling to whom sees your photo), to create this feeling you can use different elements in your scene or subject, such as lines, lights, angles, surfaces etc. Here in this photo i've tried to capture the floor as wide as possible, the same for the ceiling, the purple lights above, its shadow on the floor and when all this elements merge together and fade in a dark single point at the far end of the scene. As you may see the dark and sharp diagonal line on the left and also on the ceiling help a lot in this shot.

Robin (aka Redbreast)...... In one of my previous posts( here) I mentioned about theses happy and cheerful little birds.... here is another one with a better photo quality

In my opinion, the number one and the most beautiful attraction of London in the spring are its Cherry Trees and their wonderful blossoms. You can find one of them in almost any house and any garden if not more. They’re all over the place in the town, roads and pedestrians.....and the interesting thing is that they blossom in the spring in the uncountable number of white and pink blossoms, somehow you think the tree is covered by a pretty and colourful white and pink full length cover....and the best part of it is when the blossoms start to fall in late April, that they cover the roads, cars etc with white and pink petals carpet....it looks like it’s been snowed.... they’re just amazing and astonishing feature of London in the spring...i do love them. Here in Barnet Area, North west of London.....<< Sakura(Japanese Kanji) is the Japanese name for Cherry trees and their blossoms. In English, the word "Sakura" is equivalent to the Japanese Flowering Cherry, and their blossoms are commonly called Cherry Blossoms. Cherry fruit(known in Japanese as Sakuranbo) comes from another species of tree>>