"Best of Photos" week one


This photo was taken at Arthur's Seat in Scotland. Can you spot Sarah?

This photo was taken on our trip to Highgate Cemetary.

This photo was also taken at Highgate Cemetery.

This photo was taken at Highgate Cemetery. I loved the color of these doors and that's why I choose to take this photo.

This photo is of the side of St.Pauls Cathedral. I loved how blue they sky was and how yellow the flowers were. It helped to create an amazing photograph. 

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