On the beach
A series of shots taken along the Thames at low tide — apart form the beautifully coloured stones, worn smooth and round over the…
Neun neun neun
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…
Untouchables
Taken over a large wooden wall in Southwark, protecting what is best described as “a very large hole” — the large billboards, just out of…
Piers
We spent a few hours on the weekend wandering around Brighton — as the light faded it became almost impossible to tell where the sky…
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.…
Escaliers
The steps outside the Palais de Tokyo after the rain, the jagged shapes cast by the steps appealed to me immediately. Autumn…
Phone
Playing with my lovely new Nikon. I love that I can take a shot at ISO 1600 and it’s still free of blotches of colour…
Palais Terror
Found whilst queuing for the exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris. The simplicity of the composition, with the diagonals cutting across…
