Another Grey Day.

Wanted to blip something that represented yet another featureless grey day - St Saviour's flank wall seemed dull enough!  Church was only built at the beginning of 20th C and completed and consecrated for worship during 1911.  Its stone walls are blackened in places reminiscent of the majority of grand buildings in London as a consequence of the sooty, smoggy atmosphere from the many coal fires. 
The shot came out better than I expected and doesn't look as dull as intended.  Compositionally I would prefer the Agave plant to have a central position but it makes a nice feature anyway. 
The day had a pleasant end with the sky beginning to clear and a very delicate watercolour type sunset rounded it off.  So not all bad!