Category: London City

  • Sunset Beams

    Sunset Beams, 2016

  • Snapping London: Pixels

    Pixels, 2020

    I love walking around London and finding little gems to photograph like this artwork.

    I was with my uni mates walking around London visiting book binders, printers, photobook stores and paper manufacturers for our course.

    I spotted this in an area that was over grown, but it looked like a space for people who lunch outdoors or just want to chill.

    I do not know who is the artist.

    #SnappingLondon

  • London Commute

    London Commute, 2020

    I do not like commuting in London during rush hour or when there is a problem.

    I took this photo at around 9.30am on Tuesday and this was the situation at London Liverpool Street as I was heading to university. Normally, I would be standing right at the yellow line, you know the one near the edge of the platform that they keep announcing that you should stand behind of? That one.

    Not on this day. I reached the platform to find it full of passengers and I was already running late for class. There were more on the stairs to the right of the photo.

    On this day, I don’t know what the problem was as it was not announced or maybe it was and I wasn’t paying attention.

    All I can say is, I got to class 20mins late.

    #LondonCommute

  • Project: I Hate Chalk

    I Hate Chalk, 2019

    Walking around campus and saw this minimalist attempt at graffiti. I wonder what chalk did to this person for them to hate it and proclaim it to the world.

    #LondonGraffiti

  • Snapping London: Mushroom Bear

    Mushroom Bear, 2019

    Another one where I was running late for a meeting, but just had to stop and take this photo. The first one is here.

    Technically, I was on time, but I ended up at a different campus to the one I was supposed to be at. So on my way to the correct address, I saw this on the boarding for a building under construction and it did make me chuckle. My bad/disappointed mood about finding myself where I wasn’t meant to be, lifted.

    Is this becoming one of those, ‘late photograph’ moments but with a different meaning?

    #SnappingLondon

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