White London

So as I'm sure many of you know, especially those living in London, (I would highly reccomend you go join the Darwin Awards if whilst beeing a resident of London remain completely oblivious to this) that we recently had a rather extreme bought of snow. Strong enough to almost completely topple the public transport system. Tubes were out, and not a single bus roamed the streets (something that even the Blitz didnt stop!). But as many of you know, especially the photogs, that neither hail, nor sleet, nor snow, nor an overbearingly scary thunderstorm will stop us from roaving out there to snap our images (considering that description I've just realised photographers are the Ideal FedEx Employees). In fact it drives us to do so that much more in hopes of getting those extraordinary Images. and So I have here for all you to enjoy, my attempt at getting such Images as i troved around Kings Cross and Hyde Park in search of....Interestingness, although I found out later the place to be was Big Ben, I am still proud of some of my achievements.

The end of the anti photography facism

After a grueling two weeks working day after day on that evil task called a Dissertation and having turned it in, I am quite relieved to be able to get back to my photography. It has been quite horrible beeing barely able to use my camera and the backlog of Images from my last two shoots. Fortunatly between last night today I have managed to finish the images from the Brick Lane documentary run two weeks ago and I can start on the Regent's Park Portrait shoot also from two weeks ago and my recent work in the studio. Aditionally This weekend I also have a High street editorial shoot with the London Graphics group. And of course as usual there is the photo a day project which I hope to get and keep up to date from now onwards keep upto date with at long last the tedious days of essaying are over...at least until may that is... but for now enjoy some more of the Brick Lane Images