Here’s some more archive street shots taken around Brixton, south London in the spring of 2003.
The graffiti above appeared briefly on the railway arch next to Brady’s on Electric Lane, and disappeared when Argos erected aluminium cladding over the brickwork.
The companion piece.
I’ve no idea what this was all about.
Condom machine inside the Prince Albert public house, Coldharbour Lane, with stickers for the J18 protest and Mayday Monopoly.
Local legend Sam the Wheels advertises his services on Railton Road.
Hand drawn signs, Barrington Road, SW9.
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