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When I take this photo, there are very impressive clouds in the sky. I added some effect at PS with brillance/warmth filters.

Memorial Definition by Charles Dickens (Jr.), Dickens's Dictionary of London, 1879

Albert Memorial, Hyde park, opposite the Albert Hall. Erected to the memory of the late Prince Consort at a cost of £120,000. The memorial was designed by Sir Gilbert Scott, and consists of a bronze gilt statue of the Prince Consort by Foley, under a Gothic canopy, and surrounded by four groups of statuary—America by John Bell, Africa by Theed, Asia by Foley, and Europe by Macdowell. There are several smaller groups of statues by Weekes, Calder, Marshall, Thorneycroft, &c. Around the basement are a large number of life-sized figures by Birnie Phillip and Armstead.