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Blackheath Village, after the storm broke

05 Sunday Aug 2018

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Blackheath, Friday night, from the top deck of a bus, iPhone, rainfall, storm

Friday evening the week before last, shot from the top deck of the 54 bus shortly after getting soaked in the two minute walk between the station and bus stop. Two hours later the pavements were more or less dry again.

Three views of Milan from the no.2 tram

12 Thursday Apr 2018

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Harris Hawk and keeper, Canary Wharf; London

08 Saturday Oct 2016

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Harris Hawk and keeper

Caught these two on their break between pest control duties on Friday lunchtime. The hawk is a fabulously incongruous site amongst the suits and chinos of Canary Wharf.

Canary Wharf station entrance; October 2016

06 Thursday Oct 2016

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Canary Wharf Tube Station Entrance

Shot on my iPhone, processed with Snapseed iOS app. A walking-from-cash-machine-back-to-the-office snap.

Down by the river: North Greenwich; August 2016

07 Sunday Aug 2016

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A bit of time to kill before going to Caught by the River Thames in Fulham spent photographing around the Thames path on the north-west corner of Greenwich peninsula. It’d be a lot easier to make decent photos round there if it wasn’t for the miles of metal fencing, but it remains an interesting place to walk and photograph.

The sculpture is Alex Chinneck’s A bullet from a shooting star, part of the The Line – a sculpture trail running across both sides of the river, that I really should investigate more.

Natural History Museum, Oxford; February 2016

16 Tuesday Feb 2016

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All shot on an iPhone 6s+, then processed in Snapseed iOS app. Here follows the magic formula* for B&W conversion in Snapseed:

  1. Contrast +10%
  2. Drama +20% (don’t be put off when you open this filter and find it defaulted to a deeply unpleasant 90%)
  3. Convert to Black & White: ‘Neutral’
  4. Apply a colour filter in the Black & White conversion filter, to taste
  5. Warmth +8%
  6. Vignette: to taste, depending how cluttered your corners are
  7. Frame: whatever (but here’s something I have learnt: the more film-like the frame I use, the more I regret it later).

*Not a magic formula, obviously; but a useful shortcut, hopefully. All values above approximate.

Siebert Road, SE3; April 2015

18 Saturday Apr 2015

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Charlton, iPhone, london, monochrome, underpass, Westcombe Park

    

Photos found on my phone the day after a night in the pub.

York Minster; February 2015

19 Thursday Feb 2015

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York Minster
An iPhone shot, processed in the Snapseed app while walking the walls in York on a sunny-ish half-term afternoon.

Aldgate, awaiting Spring

12 Tuesday Feb 2013

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E1, East End, iPhone, london, Middlesex Street, Petticoat Lane, photography, textiles

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A day when even the African textile shops struggled to cheer the place up.

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