London Bright
Late night London, Shadwell, running to wait for a train when I came across the overwhelming brilliance of M. “What do you want to take my photo for?” she asked. “Because you’re beautiful!”… Continue reading
Late night London, Shadwell, running to wait for a train when I came across the overwhelming brilliance of M. “What do you want to take my photo for?” she asked. “Because you’re beautiful!”… Continue reading
Originally posted on Monochromia:
Time travelling through London.
“Chasing the light through endless tunnels for an answer to the never-ending question “Where are you from?” Upon reflection, there are times I hardly know where I am, let alone where I am… Continue reading
LONDON CALLING . . . This week I was so excited to be back in London, if only for two days. How to squeeze the most out of such a brief visit when… Continue reading
Photo Indulgence The indulgence of a quiet moment in the sunshine of a London summer Black and white Kodak film Once upon a time, to take a photograph was an indulgence. Film, and… Continue reading
That the sun rises on another day is not only inevitable, sometimes it is a miracle. Ten years ago today the sun dropped from a bright blue New York sky, sinking into an… Continue reading
Flowers are the reward for the hard and heavy work invested in gardening. Nurtured from seeds planted in the dark depths of soil they bloom and grow, maybe even forever. I think of the… Continue reading
A wonderful post, Dwellology, written by a New York realtor, caught my eye yesterday. Written from the heart, it exposed pangs in mine as I remembered, whilst trying so hard to forget, the… Continue reading
Stepping into the world of the late Alexander McQueen‘s Savage Beauty, a retrospective of his two decades in fashion now on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is to step… Continue reading
. . . and Happy New Year greetings from JFK from where soon I shall be leaving on a jet plane for London. Somewhere in a time zone over the Atlantic the New… Continue reading