Tribute to Salgado’s ‘Genesis’
aka 'Everything looks better in B&W', born of a running gag between me and a photographer friend when we went to see the Genesis world premiere at the Natural History Museum. I had a free guest pass sitting in my wallet from years ago. Ten years ago maybe. It had gone flimsy and was frayed
Little India – b&w part 2
The final part of the series. These are from Deepavali day itself, the arvo following the previous parts' night shoots.
Little India – b&w part 1
The black and white selection from last night's walkabout. No difficulties getting smiles there!
A game of ping pong
At Central Saint Martins. There was another lady prowling about the campus with a DSLR; this being an arts college I suppose people'd be used to seeing weird photographers lurking around
Leicester Square & Covent Garden
Despite the countless number of times I've been to Chinatown, I don't believe I've done any streeting there before. I wasn't expecting to get away with much when I took my camera out of my bag, but the outcome has proven me wrong. Bolder, closer, and hopefully better? And I was hardly shooting deliberately,
Fog along the Thames
Ah, fog. It was either a river shoot, or the deer. I couldn't pull myself out of bed in time for the commute to Richmond Park, so Waterloo it was. I also didn't feel like lugging my full kit around so I brought along just the X100. Typical touristy haunts around the London Eye
Anti-Islamic film protest
"You cannot pass through here." One of the stewards stepped to the side and blocked my way, "You have to go round the other side." "But I'm not passing through," I told him. "I'm here to cover the event." A moment later, I was receiving a briefing from their media person, and then let loose