On Thursday I spent an afternoon with talented artist Anna Masters. Anna is contributing to an exciting public art project entitled:  Street Pianos: Play Me, I’m Yours and has hand-painted 10 pianos which will be displayed in various locations throughout London. Anna Masters has been involved in other high profile art projects in the past, …

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The London Green Fair celebrated its 20th Anniversary at Regent’s Park this weekend and I popped along (with my camera, of course!) to enjoy a sunny Saturday at the event. A growing awareness of environmental issues within the capital has seen this once small Fair develop into a popular annual event, which attracts tens of …

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The perfect tonic to a busy week was a Saturday spent at the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew. Kew Gardens was founded in 1759 and continues to inspire and enlighten. In addition to being one of London’s most popular visitor attractions, Kew Gardens’ contribution to conservation and plant science is of central importance.    After enjoying a relaxing picnic …

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Hurrah! The sun is shining and summer is here! What better way is there to celebrate the sunshine than with a holiday on the coast? So with my ukulele, badminton rackets, summer suitcase and sunglasses at the ready, I was all set for a sun soaked week away.  Although my blog is ‘beside the see …

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Hello and thank you for visiting my new photoblog, it is most kind of you to pop by. Please feel free to make yourself at home, kick off your shoes and put the kettle on.  My blog will focus on British visual culture. To be more specific (and simultaneously more vague) I will photograph and …

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