I couldn't resist finishing the year of this blog with this wonderful character portrait from Charlotte.
It sums up 2007 for me - a great face, stories to tell, and now having to smoke outside but still resilient. Resilience despite the environment.
Looking forward to meeting more terrific characters in 2008.
365 Londoners
One A Day Portrait of London, from photographers across the city
Monday, 31 December 2007
365 Londoners
Modern day Arthur Daley
In Islington. People still want to buy other people's junk - the junk and the people in the shops telling tales of a big city. Us and our possessions, our way of owning the sheer expanse of London. How we stamp our features on ourselves and the spaces around us.
Woman's best friend
love the wideness of this photo, and that chilling sensation. Wonderful late London colours.
man's best friend
lovely tenderness here, the man feeding the dog meat from pies bought at the local bakers.
"This Is Ellie"
Lovely memory capsule shot. A portrait showing more than just the face.
Here is the list of items in the photo -
1x Eleanor Smith
1x Lamby aged 15
1x Fan from Milan
1x Photo of Mom and Soph (the sister)
1x Pair of size 7 ballet pointe shoes
1x Blondie 'Atomic' 7"
4x passport photos of Ellie and Craig
1x 'Twiggy by Twiggy' autobiography- 1975
1x photo of a much younger me with my Dad and sister
1x Pearl necklace that my Nan gave me
1x Brown vintage handbag
1x 'Heineken Experience' souvenier from Amsterdam
Kilburn High Road
Another one I took back in the summer, guys hanging out waiting for the bus in Kilburn.
We're going to keep up the 365 Londoners project next year, and still hoping to show it somewhere. Do get in touch!
Kilburn High Road
Can't remember if I blogged these back in September. Reminds me of a sunny day on the Kilburn High road (or anywhere else in London), people coming out to watch the world go by. looking forward to warmer weather, the easy days, hours of sunshine.
Friday, 28 December 2007
Scary Santa
Donät let Santa scare you! Hope everyone has a great 2008 full of good things and great portraits.