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Photo Shoots
- Rooftop Film Club
- London Pubs
- The Walkie Talkie part two – Sky Garden
- The Walkie Talkie building part one – Walkie Scorchie
- Crossrail archaeology dig
- Adult Ball Pool
- Leadenhall Building
- Seoul Bakery
- William Morris Gallery
- The London 2012 Olympics
- The Shard
- Kingly Court
- Green Chain Walk
- Docklands Museum
- Sukho Fine Thai Cuisine
- Smug
- The Old Blue Last
- Palais Garnier shop
- The Stow Festival
- Leighton House Museum
- Kentish Town back streets
- The Lowry
- The Social
- Dean Street Townhouse
- Science Museum
- North Downs
- Brunswick Centre
- Screen on the Green
- Abbey Road
- John Rylands Library
- Institute of Contemporary Arts
- Museum of Childhood
- Boris Bikes
- Newington Green
- The Roebuck
- Band on the Wall
- Pissotière
- Craft and Design Centre
- Cafe Oto
- St Pancras Station
- Heygate Estate
- Gravesend
- 100 Club
- Trevarno Estate Peacocks
- Look Mum No Hands!
- London Zoo
Categories
Tag Archives: photography
The Stow Festival
The Stow Festival, Walthamstow, London. The very first Stow Festival took place at the end of September, showcasing local musical talent in many venues across E17. Here, Wagon Tales and Peppercornrent performed at Ye Olde Rose & Crown. I moved … Continue reading
Posted in London, Music
Tagged arts, bass, bluegrass, country, drums, festival, folk, guitar, hoe street, music, photography, poster, pub, rose and crown, theatre, walthamstow
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Leighton House Museum
Leighton House Museum, Kensington, London. The house was once home to Victorian artist Frederic Leighton who over a period of 30 years expanded the building and filled it with treasures from all over the world. The centrepiece of this work … Continue reading
The Lowry
The Lowry, Manchester. Set in the regenerated Salford Quays, The Lowry complex consists of two theatres, studio and gallery spaces, a restaurant, and cafes & bars. It is named after the artist L. S. Lowry, known for his paintings of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Manchester
Tagged abstract, buildings, cafe, color, colourful, photography, salford quays, shop
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Dean Street Townhouse
Dean Street Townhouse, Soho, London. A beautiful grade II listed 1730s townhouse, home to a hotel with thirty-nine bedrooms (from as little as £95) and a swanky dining room. Open since November 2009, the townhouse has been restored with reclaimed … Continue reading
Science Museum
The Science Museum, Kensington, London. Founded in 1857, London’s Science Museum is world renowned for its collections and galleries, home to over 300,000 items. A popular desination on the London tourist circuit, the museum is free to all and welcomes … Continue reading
Posted in Children, London, Sights
Tagged aeorplane, aerial, albino peacock, camera, corrugated card, drone, electronic, family, ford mondeo, gallery, interactive, models, photography, plane, sculptures, surveillance
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North Downs
The North Downs. Lying within two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the North Downs Way runs across the South East of England from Farnham (where I went to university) to Dover. I photographed an area of The North Downs near … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, England
Tagged bike, countryside, cyclist, fern, flowers, friesian cows, photography, ranmore common, road, westhumble
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