Lady In Red, Green Park I love the colours on the Jubilee Line platform at Green Park station. Dancer Viola was wearing a red dress, so I couldn't resist taking a quick photo of her at one of the most colourful locations on the London Underground. Second version of this photo

In The Darkness One of the new Docklands Light Railway trains leaves Stratford London Underground station.

Looking Up A clean symmetrical photo looking up the stairs at Haggerston London Overground Station. I love the shiny walls and the lighting on the ceiling. A surprising location to find futuristic looking architecture.

Blue Tiles I love these blue tiles at Moorgate London Underground station

Above and Below Night time scene taken at West Ham London Underground station.

Street Photography of the London Overground Some silly fun showcasing my love of capturing photography on the London Overground. Do you recognise any stations?

Dance - Canary Wharf Elizabeth Line I always like to end the working week with a bright and colorful photo to jump us into the weekend. Here's a fun photo of dancer Andreya jumping in front of Lothar Götz’s public artwork Electro-Rainbow at Crossrail Place.

Bright eyes in the dark . Taken at Bayswater London Underground station

Waiting.... Taken at Redbridge London Underground station

Reflections - Barbican It's raining again in London. Luckily, I can't resist a puddle shot. This time I found some lovely reflections at Barbican London Underground station.

Green House Taken at West Brompton London Underground station.

DON'T FORGET TO TAP OUT! A bit of silly fun with Momtaz and a giant Oyster Travel Card as we took pictures for my favourite stations project.

I'm at Photo London at Kensington Olympia today showcasing my Tube Mapper book.

Reflections My puddle obsession continues with this shot taken at Moor Park London Underground station

Interesting Perspective My second photo of this view looking down onto the platform at Farringdon London Underground station

Daisy Here's a photo of a London tram happily running through a field of daisies near Coombe Lane tram stop.

UNDER HOUSES Composite photo looking down on the tracks near Bayswater London Underground station. I love the colourful houses!

Street Photography of London Trams Some silly fun showcasing my love of capturing photography of the Croydon Tram network. It feels like discovering a new secret line on the London Underground tube map.

Step Into The Weekend I love the secret feature at Nine Elms London Underground station that reveals itself during a sunny day. If you arrive at the perfect moment, the roundel logo is beautifully projected onto the floor. Featuring Dancer Andreya.

So it's local election day in the UK. It got me thinking, are tube stations ever used as polling stations? A quick search said... During the 2023 local elections in Hertfordshire, a mobile polling station was set up in Moor Park station. Is this correct, are there any others?

Sparks Fly Taken at Baker Street London Underground station.

Almost Symmetrical Looking down at Earl's Court platforms, I realised there's a very unlikely moment of 3 trains lining up. The chance of this happening is astronomical. Instead I was happy with this result, capturing the train moving at back aligned with the front carriage

Will be on BBC radio London from 3.10pm talking about the favourite stations and the Tube Mapper project.

Black and white photo looking down the curved platform at Monument London Underground station.

Another one of my favourite poster photos is this taken of a train shooting out of the tunnel towards a Hamilton theatre poster.  It looks like the man is having a stand-off with the London Underground train at Oxford Circus Station.

Take me to Greenwich! Fun photo featuring the green witch Elphaba Thropp from the film Wicked on a poster at Bank London Underground station. Note: alt tag feature not working for me currently

Street Photography of the Docklands Light Railway Some silly fun showcasing some shots that I've taken of the DLR. Featured locations: Cyprus, Pontoon Dock, Heron Quay, Cutty Sark, East India, Poplar, Canary Wharf

Another version of this photo featuring one of the largest roundels on the London Underground network, which can be found outside Battersea Power Station Station. Dancer Andreya matched the blue so we took a few photos. Are there any giant roundels at other stations?

Coming and going Photo of the view from the end of the platform at Aldgate London Underground station, watching trains pass each other deep in the tunnel.

Arch - Crystal Palace Photos looking down the stairs at Crystal Palace London Overground Station. I love the long shadows stretching across the platform. Featuring Andreya

Golden Tracks I love capturing photography of the Croydon Tram network, it feels like discovering a new secret line on the London Underground tube map. Here's a shot of the track reflecting the golden light as sunset approached at Sandilands Tram stop.

Curves Looking down the platform at Piccadilly Circus London Underground station.

Favourite Stations - Moor Park Station Meet Matt, the PIS Manager for Govia Thameslink Railway and a very familiar voice If you regularly travel by train, there’s a good chance you’ve heard him making announcements reminding passengers to “please mind the gap between the train and the platform.”

LIFTED As it's Friday I thought I'd try to 'lift' some spirits with this fun photo of dancer Andreya interacting with the elevator at Stratford London Underground station. The yellow tiles here always make me smile 😊

Leaving Avenue Road Another version of this shot capturing the overlooked Croydon Tram network. Here's a photo of a Tram departing from Avenue Road Tram Stop.

Umbrella Talk I was out hunting for puddle reflections on a rainy night, but instead I came across this lovely composition of two ladies taking in the rain at Highbury & Islington London Overground Station.

Ton of Bricks! I love this visual pun on the wall tiles at Brixton London Underground station on the Victoria line.

Across Platforms A moment, looking down at the platforms at Earls Court London Underground station

Hypnotised by Cables I recently found myself hypnotised by the visually pleasing cables at Earls Court London Underground station. Are there any other stations that have their cables on display in a visually pleasing manner?

Mundane Moments Taken at Bounds Green London Underground station.

Sky Lines - North Greenwich Black and white photography taken from Greenwich Peninsula looking at the IFS Cable cars. I love this simple view of the cars flying between these two angular sky scrapers.

Yesterday was crazy weather, and we are now officially in April showers territory. Luckily I love the rain! Here's a wet reflection shot taken at North Harrow station.

Approaching Woodside I love the overlooked Croydon Tram network. Here's a shot of a Tram arriving at Woodside Tram Stop.

Dance into the weekend ! I've always loved the yellow and blue colour palette at Barbican London Underground station. Here's a photo featuring dancer Andreya interacting with the yellow staircase.

Curved London Underground platforms can sometimes have great views of approaching trains. Giving the illusion that you're in front of the train. This was certainly true at Fulham Broadway station when watching trains arrive from the end of the platform.

Tunnel Vision Taken at Tottenham court road London Underground station.

Approaching Arena Photo from the overlooked Croydon Tram network. Here's a shot of a Tram arriving at Arena Tram Stop.

Underground, Overground I love finding locations where you can see Underground trains traveling over Overground trains (or vice versa). This vantage point near East Putney station has beautiful views of tube trains traveling over the railway.

In Focus - Highgate I love the reflection of the train on the tiles.

Portrait from my 'favourite stations' project. Meet Anthony, a content creator and the face behind HiddenGemsLondon. His favourite Underground station is Gloucester Road. The station was originally named Brompton (Gloucester Road) when it opened on 1 October 1868.