London Landscape TV (HD 720p)
If you love London, you'll love London Landscape TV. This regular high-definition video podcast allows your TV or computer to become your own window overlooking one of the world's greatest and historic capital cities. Whether you live in London now, have stayed in London and wish to remember it, or you have never been but would love to come, let London Landscape TV be your visual guide to the UK's capital city. Each LLTV podcast episode is filmed in high-definition by Nick Lansley to bring each particular scene into sharp focus and allows the life of London unfold before the lens in high resolution detail. The finished movie file is available in the format MPEG4 H.264 Widescreen 720P HD which is compatible with most HD video players. You'll find LLTV in the iTunes Podcast Directory, Adobe Media Player catalog, TVTonic for Windows Media Player, Zune, and at various other podcast directory sites such as Juice, Doppler, Democracy, jPodder and Feedstation. You can use the RSS feed in any RS reader or pod-catcher application. Check out LLTV's website at http://www.londonlandscape.tv for all the ways of receiving, watching and enjoying episodes, and even re-using content under the terms of a creative commons license.
Hello and welcome to the first episode of LLTV for 2009! As a bitterly cold January came to an end, I was determined to get some footage of London before the month was out. I had planned more filming in January but the poor weather conditions just kept ruling it out. There's only so much freezing cold and mist a video camera can take! However, on the last day of the month, the sun shone weakly through the freezing mists and lifted them enough to persuade me to jump on my bike and cycle to Primrose Hill, an up-market district surrounding the north-east corner of Regents Park. As the episode opens we catch two Sunday League Football (soccer) teams playng in the freezing haze with the BT Tower in the background. We then progress through Primrose Hill itself taking in some park life, the beautiful architecture and the village shops. I say 'village' but of course Primrose Hill is now as much a suburb of London's great sprawl as anywhere else. It is a very pleasant self-contained community of shops and well worth visiting. So welcome to London in 2009 - the LLTV filming schedule is now underway.
Direct download: LLTV_Primrose_Hill.mp4
Category: LLTVONE -- posted at: 11:11 AM
Comments[2]

    Given your question about which districts. I live in Richomond British Columbia Canada. But, I grew up in Richmond London and my family lives in Hamstead. Could you please do programs about those two districts. My children, that I adopted from Thailand, and I will be traveling to London in July and so if you could just do one program about sights and sounds that tourists should see - ie a brief snippet of each one with some text about what makes it good to see- that would be great. So, perhaps the galleries and central london would be great too. Thanks so much for your wonderful work, it is priceless to me as I so miss my first home. All the best,
    Piers Samson

    posted by: Piers Samson on Mon, 2/2 01:21 AM EST

    I really enjoy your podcast. It is absolutely one of my favorites. Great job! I am from California but have always been a Londoner at heart. Thanks for the awesome video.

    If you would not mind, I would love to see the neighborhoods of Maida Vale and Little Venice. Also Greenwich, Belgravia, and Borough Market would be great to see as well.

    Thanks again and keep up the good work!

    posted by: LB on Sat, 2/7 04:04 AM EST


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