Everyday photos

2025 JUNE

Hotch-potch

Harmonious roses and hydrangea

Random: shot of shop front

Two women at leisure with waiter attending.

Random fruit box collage

Random: boarded up pub with posters and graffiti.

Fish market herring gull

Electric Avenue

Foraging dachshund with magenta collar

C19th social housing, detail.

Random: 3 people moving in 3 different directions

Matching bus and shop front

Dusk light on cobbles

Random: odd socks

Random: crossing place

Crystal palace transmission tower and St Stephen's church spire

Felled tree in bright sunshine.

Big decomposing tree

Cox's walk footbridge

3 bags of mulch on pallets, posing as a modern sculpture?

Sculpture: 3 perpetual chords. 4:3 in foreground.

Information panel for 3 perpetual chords

Ancient horse chestnut tree canopy, Dulwich Park

Demolition. Early C20th factory/shop unit.

Demolition site through a screen

Pigeon roost

Sawn off copper beech.

Garden near a church

Poster for portrait exhibition with cyclist setting off

Coincidence

2025 MAY

Forest bike and shadow near water leak

A man on the phone in a quiet spot.

Pedestrian crossing near Old Street roundabout.

electric bike near early social housing railings.

Asian chiropractor shop front.

Trafalgar square statues.

Street cleaner keeping Trafalgar Square tidy.

Crossing place near Charing Cross.

Sculpture on the spare plinth, Trafalgar Square

Bronze lion sculpture at Nelson's Column.

The National Gallery, frontage.

Street poet in Trafalgar Square.

Escalators reflected in glass.

Hungerford footbridge.

2025 APRIL

Albert asleep in the shade of a parked car. Albert is no longer with us. He was often seen perched on top of wheelie bins on windowsills or sprawled in front gardens. He seemed to have been around for ever and would often respond to the petting of passers by. His owner would leave up signs for people to stop feeding him as he was not well in later life and was on a 'strict' diet. I called him Adolf, before I knew he was called Albert.

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This is a phone photo of the once infamous Railway Hotel, now a restaurant. The railway line that passes over the bridges once had a stop at Barrington Road in Brixton. It was closed in the 1950s.