Positively glowing
Yet another post in my continuing obsession with the Southbank concrete. I have enough for an entire exhibition now. The cacophony of light bouncing…
Looking back in anger
I wandered along to the London Art Fair a few days ago to see a friend — as you know, I’m no fan of group shows…
Soho days
A day in the life of a Soho design geek — taken for my friend Ian’s birthday last year, from Crystal Palace to Soho and…
No place like home
A couple of shots taken on a beautifully sunny day in January — an unusual day for this time of year, it helps lift everyone’s…
Wonder
Another shot taken in the wonderful Café Provencal in Herne Hill as I enjoyed a late lunch with Sare and Ian — a moment of wonder in…
Leaking
A corner section of the National Theatre on the Southbank, beautifully and gently lit by the recently installed neon strips. It was…
Seaside béton brut
On a trip to Brighton during the summer to see some friends we took an extended walk along the cliffs in the scorching…
Brick Lane
A chilly Sunday night on Brick Lane with my new camera — I wanted to try out its high ISO reputation as I love low-light photography.…
Mango
After an afternoon spent at Walid Raad’s Miraculous Beginnings at the Whitechapel, a leisurely wander along Brick Lane led to some interesting neon.…
Looking
A frozen moment, captured almost randomly. I didn’t notice what they’re all looking at, but the image feels almost like a set up, even…
Thames
A montage of shots taken at this year’s Thames Festival — originally meant as only a couple of shots, once I’d started taking them I couldn’t…
Street life
Another shot from my lazy session in front of Monmouth Coffee in Covent Garden. There’s a pretty good cross-section of London life in…
A Looking Glass
Another bit of Southbank loveliness taken from the excellent Concrete bar next to the, thankfully, re-opened Hayward Gallery. It’s amazing what a little…
Monmouth kerb
Captured this one sitting on the kerb outside Monmouth Coffee in Covent Garden, enjoying a superb latté in the glorious June sunshine. I really…
Alaska
A few streets away from Waterloo, on a street which can only be described as beautifully grim, I found this doorway. There’s nothing particularly…
Screen
As soon as I saw the screen I saw the image. The content of the screen was unimportant — the lights dancing on the walls and…
