A preacher at Speakers’ Corner, Hyde Park, shot twenty years ago this month. Pulled from my archive. Marble Arch, London, November 2005.

Notting Hill Carnival is a protest against racism and a celebration of Afro-Caribeen glory and culture. During ritual moments, everyday norms are often suspended, and a rude gesture can be seen as an acceptable symbolic act of rioting against racism and cultural supremacy. 

 کارنوال ناتینگهیل اعتراضی است علیه نژادپرستی و جشن بزرگداشت فرهنگ آفرو-کارائیبی. در لحظات آئینی، هنجارهای روزمره معمولا معلق میشوند چنین حرکت توهین آمیزی به عنوان یک عمل قابل قبول برای شورش علیه نژادپرستی و برتری فرهنگی فهمیده میشود

Wapping Docklands, Thames Path, London, March 2025

The Natural History Museum, London, March 2014. [from my archive]

A Gate to Sunset: Royal Horse Guards, London, March 2025

Just an ordinary shot from Whitehall, with Nelson’s Column and the National Gallery in the background. London, March 2025.

 St Paul’s Cathedral, London, Jan 2019.

Untitled: One New Change, the City of London, November 2024

St Paul’s Cathedral, South Bank, London, October 2024.

 St Paul’s Cathedral, from Tate Modern. The City of London, London, February 2019 [Five years ago this month: from my archive].

Hayward Gallery, South Bank, London, January 2024.

Coal Drops Yard, off Regent’s Canal, London, October 2023.

Horizon: The City of London, October 2023

The City and South Bank from the viewing gallery at 22 Bishopsgate (Horizon 22), London, October 2023.

 

All in One Frame: The City of London, October 2018.

 British Library, London, October 2021

 

Leadenhall Market, the City of London, August 2023. This is proof that I’m not colour blind 😊

 The Leadenhall Building, also known as the cheese-grater, is designed by the late Richard Rogers. The city of London, August 2023.

 

The city of London, August 2023. The shot is taken at a unique roof garden of No 1 Poultry, designed by the late James Sterling.

 The heart of the City from the roof garden of No. 1 Poultry, London, August 2023.