Passing Trade

Moroccan Roll

The Great Escape

Dogged Resistance

Let It Snow

My enjoyment of today increased in direct proportion to the number of times I heard the phrase "adverse weather conditions". Snow should not be feared. It should be walked in, photographed and thrown at small children.

Snappy Dresser

I was actually trying to shoot the half-open shutter with the Eine graffiti initial on it, but as this cyclist passed by, his reflection in the shop window and the dresser mirror gave me an unexpected bonus...

On The Corner

All of the photos that I've blogged so far have been taken over the last year, since I moved to London. Once I get in to the swing of things, the ambition is to post shots up as I take them.

This picture was taken at this time last year, which almost counts. I'd stopped on Leathermarket Street to photograph the Morocco Stores; these beautiful Victorian warehouse buildings that were at the centre of the area's booming leather trade.

As the bike swung around the corner, the pigeon got startled and I dipped my lens, hoping for the best. I was pleased with the shot - so much so that I forgot to photograph the Stores after all.