What’s gone before
As part of my White series, this makes for an interesting tangent — a worn reminder of a function long since lost. An exit or entrance,…
Wrap
A quick departure from the more subdued work of late such as the White series, this fantastic wrapping paper was just screaming…
Half moon in White
In a similar way to my other shot, What’s gone before, this image taken in Southwark alludes to what has existed before, with…
Southwark tiles
Walking around Southwark on a cold and frosty winter morning, I was struck by how many areas of amazing tiles adorned the bridges and…
Board diagonals
With so much building going on south of the river it’s hard to miss the amount of hoarding around the area — this one…
Sheds / 1
A series of sheds near the beach in Winterton, Norfolk — beautifully desolate, with some wonderful weather worn textures.
NHM Archives
A friend recently took us on a private tour of the Natural History Museum archive — a very special treat which included a giant pickled squid, rooms…
Brighton G
A piece of stenciled graf from a telephone junction box in Brighton — a lovely bit of detail. I’m not sure what the message is, if…
Sheds / 2
The second in a series of images of sheds near the beach in Winterton, Norfolk. More amazing textures carved out of the wood…
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Another contribution to my White project, this time taken on the steps leading from Waterloo Bridge down to the BFI. The merest…
White Vertical
A couple of more esoteric contributions to the White project — the doorway, with the high scuff mark, taken in the dark corners of…
Edges
More concrete love, found in a car park doorway south of the river. Some wonderfully defined edges that feel almost like aerial photographs.
Stop Inside
Peeling paint on an old iron sign — guaranteed to grab my attention. Beautifully bold typography on a delightful red iron plate, delicious!
Concrete II
The second post in the series detailing the concrete textures at the newly opened Tanks at the Tate Modern. The featured image…
Concrete I
In honour of the opening of The Tanks at the Tate Modern, and also as part of my ongoing project and obsession…
Just seeing
A visit to the newly opened Tanks at the the Tate Modern showed me just what an amazing space this is — the possibilities…
