Devil’s Dyke
Taken on a recent trip to Brighton, this is Devil’s Dyke, a beautiful valley created by erosion during the last Ice Age. The mist…

Taken on a recent trip to Brighton, this is Devil’s Dyke, a beautiful valley created by erosion during the last Ice Age. The mist…

We spent last weekend visiting friends and checking out the Brighton White Night Nuit Blanche event, an all-night arts festival mirroring those…

A beautifully understated piece of street art found down an unassuming alleyway in East London. The fantastic texture of the board background…

Another bit of beach-combing on one of the last days of the slowly fading summer, this was taken under the jetty outside…

My eyes followed the red line up the spiral staircase to the top. The railings peering into view help to break up…

Taken in the gallery behind the OXO Tower, this time I was more interested in playing with the light. My little Lumix LX3…

Texture, texture, texture. On a stairwell in the gallery space behind the OXO Tower. I never followed the sign to sign, and so will…

Another in my ongoing series of images taken walking along the Thames — this time a simple hole in the bank, together with the familiar…

Spotted around the back of the recently renovated South London Gallery — lots of lovely layers of old posters, together with some very nice…

Streaks of rust and oxide combine with dripping water and the green algae growth that you see all over the banks of…

Spotted on a wall in Penzance on a recent holiday to Cornwall — love the echoes of Dr. Strangelove, and the pink ring adds a welcome splash…

Twice a day the letters spelling B A N K S I D E are revealed to beachcombers and thames sailors alike — covered in a thick layer of green…

My wander along the riverbank of the Thames included a number of bridges — with the work being carried out to Blackfriars Station you can’t…

A series of shots taken along the Thames at low tide — apart form the beautifully coloured stones, worn smooth and round over the…

The old fire station in West Norwood. It’s long been converted to a theatre, complete with private member’s bar, which puts on twenty-two…

Taken over a large wooden wall in Southwark, protecting what is best described as “a very large hole” — the large billboards, just out of…