The street artists are now tagging pavements and walls with quotations from the political greats and the advertising moguls are using street language to promote pizza. Hmmm - a one-off or start of a new trend?
DelMay 21, 2013
Wonderful to see people eating ice-cream instead of huddled up in their winter coats.
DelApril 13, 2013
Quick coffee stop at the MQ. I thought this face had something to do with Scary Movie, but apparently it is a sculpture from Franz West's Retrospective "Where is my Eight".
DelMarch 13, 2013
... a mop to match the coat and a broom to match the bag. One of the few digital snaps of the day. The muggle magic of analogue is taking over ...
DelMarch 12, 2013
A new edition to the recipe library. It all looks too good to be true, but I have it on good authority that it works!
DelMarch 10, 2013
A day for family things, so only time for a quick skip shot. Not even time to rummage through it for any interesting recyclables!
DelMarch 9, 2013
I've always had a bee in my bonnet about these "No Smoking " signs (whatever happened to "Thank you for not smoking"?) and today's pic exemplifies the bee. This telephone box has now become a surrogate litter bin, half the…
DelOctober 16, 2012
A fun afternoon shooting with Leanne, adding a few more pix to the hyper-reality collection. We stopped at our usual canteen for a spot of lunch and noticed the new table design - mirror tiles. Lunch was a most pleasant…
DelOctober 15, 2012
I love pinhole photography and thanks to Mike CG, I am the proud owner of a Holga pinhole lens that fits Nikon! What fun! Thanks Mike! I've been working on a project called "Pinhole London" (see some examples in project…
DelOctober 14, 2012
I never cease to be amazed by what is abandoned on the street and my imagination goes into overdrive asking questions about how things get left behind. I have visions of some poor child having to hop home because they've…
DelOctober 13, 2012
I have developed this fascination with discarded coffee cups. I am starting to see their personalities according to where and how they are abandoned - some are clustered, others are alone. I can envisage a Hannake van Velzen typology emerging…
DelOctober 12, 2012
What I like about Goldsmiths is that as an arty university, the artiness is evident throughout the establishment. Whilst waiting for a lecture this afternoon, I was able to avail myself of the only chair in the corridor of learning…
DelOctober 11, 2012
Carol Allen Storey gave a few DVJ members a guided tour of her solo show "Fractured Lives". It is an amazing exhibition - not only are the images stunning, but the stories that accompany them (taken from Carol's journal) are…
DelOctober 10, 2012
Autumn leaves on a park bench in Brighton. The wind and wuthering meant that there were not too many people abroad! Despite the cold, there were some good rainy, shiny photo opps.
DelOctober 9, 2012
Grabbing a coffee after the Inaugural Conference of the International Association of Visual Urbanists (some great ideas from it BTW). I shall be penning something on the subject of Visual Urbanism soon, as it completely reflects my attitudes towards photography. …
DelOctober 8, 2012
The DVJ had an urban workshop with Ida Pap today. We were learning how to think like artists. As she said, "Are photographers little more than lazy painters?" Hmmm, maybe we are. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it was fun…
DelOctober 7, 2012
So this is day 1 of the new blog and the new website after a few false starts! I had the luxury of being able to flaneur around Chelsea for a couple of hours this afternoon, snapping all sorts of…
DelOctober 6, 2012
Well, this is me and my blog. I've been taking a photo-a-day since I had my camera, so it seems sensible, what with the new website an' all, to put the blog on here. Sometimes, I have time to go…
DelOctober 1, 2012