This is a great area of London to wander about in. The park is London’s biggest public square and there’s some fascinating architecture all around. See more pics here: Lincoln’s …
A walk around Lincoln’s Inn Fields & Holborn Read More
Welcome to Tottenham Hale. All cars, roads, railings, roundabouts and concrete. Easily one of the ugliest places in London. This was taken on my route from the tube, a walk …
Behold! The majesty of Tottenham Hale! Read More
That was a whole heap of fun: on Saturday I braved the bleak wastelands of Tottenham Hale (surely the ugliest, most road-tastic area of London?) to check out the London …
London Rollergirls Rollerderby Read More
Some snapshots around Salisbury in Wiltshire and its fab cathedral, taken with my trusty Ricoh GX100 and with minimal post-processing. More:Salisbury CitySalisbury cathedral The photos were taken while we waited …
Salisbury city and cathedral Read More
Just 20 mins train ride out of Brixton is Petts Wood, a 1930s ‘new town’ surrounded by ancient forest. Walking through Park Wood. See more photos here: Petts Wood Walk …
Petts Wood walk, sth London Read More
Lined up outside Brixton Police station can be seen this strange selection of plant pots, all bearing bizarre, God-squad-tastic hand painted slogans. WTF?!! Full feature here
Slogans on Police Plant Pots Read More
Blimey. What a week. Last Saturday I went to the Windmill, Brixton for the leaving bash of two of my friends, Scott and Jo. It was a fabulous night that …
DJing, drinking and photographing Read More
Just got back from The Endorse it in Dorset Festival and had a fabulous time. It’s a lovely little festival with a great vibe, lovely people, top bands and a …
Festival of the year! Read More
A few early shots from the free street festival. We’ll be DJing by the Albert from 5pm onwards! See more photos here: Brixton Splash 2007
Brixton Splash street festival Read More
This was a good blag because I: (a) love the BT Telecom Tower(b) love wintery things and(c) love freebies …and all three were on offer today as I’d been invited …
Winter comes early to the BT Tower Read More
Now that was a fun night. We were DJing the Bowl Festival after-party at the Alma, Crystal Palace and it was a lively one alright. At one point, it was …
Offline at the Alma. Blimey! Read More
Fantastic night at Offline last night with some great bands and the fabulous Josie Long. Check out the photos here: Offline
Josie Long and ukuleles galore at Offline Read More
Here’s how you don’t want to be woken up on early a Sunday morning after a very, very late night:
Brixton joyriders Read More
It’s just a short bus ride from downtown Brixton, but it feels like a universe away with its quiet village atmosphere, posh houses, well tended verges and lack of shouting …
Dulwich Village/Green Fair photos Read More
There was a really odd crash today where a car ended up on its roof but it seemed hard to work out how it managed it. There were no skidmarks …
Coldharbour Lane car crash Read More
Yes, Brixton does have a proper Grade 2 listed windmill! I popped up today for the annual Windmill Gardens Festival – more pics here: Windmill Festival 2007
Brixton Windmill Read More
If anyone thought that Glastonbury was bad this year, check out the living hell that was Yorkshire Folk and Blues festival at Krumlin, 1970. “The Krumlin Festival has the unfortunate …
The worst festival ever! Read More
Despite being bedevilled by a string of post-Glastonbury casualties and one of the acts cancelling after being rushed to hospital, there was still entertainment a-plenty with the Blazing Zoos, Kings …
Robin Ince at Offline Read More
Got back last night from another fantastic Glastonbury, despite the never ending rain and rivers of mud. I’ll be posting up a full set of photos soon, but for now, …
Back from Glastonbury Read More
Offline at the Alma Last night the Offline crew ventured south into deepest Crystal Palace, London to put on a show at the Alma, in Church Road. The Actionettes were …
Offline goes south Read More
It’s taken me an eternity to post up because I’ve ended up creating a 14 page, 220 page monster feature, but it’s (more or less) finished so I hope you’ll …
Dartmoor and Devon photos Read More
Last night had to be the busiest Offline at JAMM ever – the place was totally rammed! Stewart Lee was fantastic: it was an honour and a privilege to get …
Offline with Stewart Lee Read More
Ooo-er. Last night was a bit fierce. I ventured way north to the windswept wastelands of Stoke Newington from an urban75 drink up and, lo, beer did flow. Oh yes …
North London drinkin’ Read More
This was a whole heap of fun, with the skies around Streatham Common Kite Day being peppered with kites of every shape, size, design and colour. I flew this triplane …
Streatham Common Kite Day Read More
Went to see the mighty Cardiff City play like a bunch of disinterested park walkers at QPR on Saturday and was rather baffled by match programme’s curious warning about “industrial …
Football: cut out the “industrial language” Read More
Some wintery photos from Prospect Park, Brooklyn
Prospect Park, Brooklyn Read More
I’m slowly getting through my pics from December’s trip! Here’s some more from Midtown Manhattan
Some more New York photos… Read More
This remarkable nuclear sub-like structure sits in the middle of a fairly quiet road in south London. Deep below the ground, boilers provide heat for local council estates, with the …
A trip inside the Camberwell Submarine Read More
While rummaging around in my woefully disorganised pile of old photos, I came across this one of me in full cycling regalia. I used to do a lot of cycling …
Feel the lycra! Read More
It’s not as well known as its high profile neighbour Brockwell Park but Ruskin Park is well worth a visit. Here’s all that remains of a once grand Georgian mansion. …
Ruskin Park Read More