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The third one is a Magdalene I think, just happened to be in the right corner at the right time, when I was on a hunt for images last year in Rome.
I’m not planning to go back until November, for the harvest of the olives, a little tradition in my family. In the meantime I revisit it by going through the archives.
Expect more Rome themed posts in the near future, the sign that I’m starting to miss it.
Three photos – Three shots – One city: London
A few images taken recently around London:
The long walk from Brixton to Sloane Square on a glorious Sunday in January, armed with camera and comfortable boots.
Stopping in Clapham Old Town for lunch, then off towards Battersea Park after a little pilgrimage to the place where I used to live the first time I came to London, many lifetimes ago.
Warming up with cappucino and pastries at the italian delicatessen on Lower Sloane Street, before taking the tube back home.
Wherever I go around London there’s some work in progress. It gets much more interesting and appealing when observed through the the lens of a camera.
I haven’t been out for a photo shoot in ages! I usually like winter, but I don’t know why this year it feels longer and harsher than ever.
In the meantime I am revisiting old photo sessions. These are more images from around Borough.
In my youth (at the times of film photography), I shot mostly in black and white, for both aesthetical and practical reasons. I loved that fact that I could develop and print my photos (being self-sufficient is a big deal!), and when given the choice, I tend to go monochromatic.
Now I’m back experimenting with black and white photography, both with the Nikon and the iPhone. I’m also turning my Instagram feed into a black and white gallery, to give it a more uniform look.
This is a little selection from a photo trip around Borough.
I have avoided the obvious views, I even avoided the market all together! But I’m planning to dedicate a photo-shoot just to that.
Stay tuned for more.