Meet Kitty PP...
Kitty has teamed up with my old friends The Camden Watch Company to create a beautiful watch, inspired by subtle elements of cycling's past. It's called The KPP.
CWCxKPP /
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Meet Cicely Playfair /
Cicely Playfair outside her home on Westbourne Terrace, London.
Meet you next to the tree mate /
Masterclass in Street Photography /
This September I will be running a Masterclass in Street Photography with The Idler Academy.
It will be happening in Notting Hill/Westbourne Grove post-carnival. So expect it to be calm. Perfect conditions for documenting this soon to be changed (if plans to build a giant Westfield shopping centre in its heart go ahead) district of West London.
Check out the details HERE.
Meet Leroy Sewah /
Meet Leroy Sewah. Leroy moved to England from his homeland of Trinidad & Tobago in 1952. He lives on Star Road in Uxbridge. He is 82 years old and recently widowed from his wife Sheila. They were married for 52 years. I met Leroy whilst photographing his house for an estate agent. He is planning to leave the family home and buy two properties. One in Trinidad and the other on the south coast of England, possibly Hastings. I was taken by his hopeful sadness and hope he sees out his days in peace.
As Above, So Below /
More additions to the As Above, So Below series. Taken between Angel, Islington and Victoria Park. See the rest HERE.
Hexagonal Window {1} /
Camden /
A wee walk in the city /
Roman Road meets Ring Road /
The intersection of Edgware Road (A5) and the North Circular (A406) at Staples Corner, NW London.
This is an image from an upcoming project on Edgware Road. A Roman road linking the town of Edgware with Marble Arch in a perfectly straight 9mile line.
D.O.P.E /
Kenny Dope at what used to be the East Village Club, Old Street.
The New Craftsmen - Atelier /
Over the next few weeks I will be documenting the Atelier (workshop of an artist) residencies taking place at The New Craftsmen in Mayfair. The shop floor will be handed over to four craftsmen and women who will make the space their own and produce a range of new and exclusive work while in residency.
The first to take to the floor was illustrator and ceramicist, Laura Carlin.
The second craftsmen to make the Mayfair store their own was potter, Stuart Carey.
Weaver and textile designer Catarina Riccabona came equipped with high-tech loom.
