One A Day Portrait of London, from photographers across the city

Friday, 13 July 2007

Outside the RSPCA.


Outside the RSPCA., originally uploaded by nicasaurusrex.

The poor dog, has that "feel sorry for me" face on. Outside Harmsworth Hospital where free check-ups are available. Thanks RSPCA!

Mr. N.


Mr. N., originally uploaded by uberpang.

Looks like a holiday snap from the 70s, thanks to the colour in the film. Another piece of holga excellence.

Wednesday, 11 July 2007

Kevin Hill


Kevin Hill, originally uploaded by pete*t.

Traditional black and white portraiture brought bang up to date in this direct challenging shot from Pete.

is it a lightfitting? For me, that transforms this into a much more interesting photograph.

Saturday, 7 July 2007

ghetto gospel


ghetto gospel, originally uploaded by robin bharaj.

One more from Robin for this week. Excellent in every way. the low angle really adds drama.

What's the story?


, originally uploaded by 'stpiduko'.

Every now and then, you see a face and want to know more. What's the story?

night portrait mode


night portrait mode, originally uploaded by buckaroo kid.

love the crazy yellow here, an excellent processing effect.

slewdem


slewdem, originally uploaded by robin bharaj.

A very urban shot, very london too. Check out the rest of Robin's work, he's got a great eye and a great connection with his subjects.

Harry Potter look a like?


, originally uploaded by 'stpiduko'.

Maybe Harry in his student days - when he's got some style going on too.

More great stuff from Eamon.

...with mud


...with mud, originally uploaded by Angell - KissMyPanties.com.

part of the whole Glastonbury experience is the fabulous outfits - that doesn't always mix well ith the mud. Here one of our regular contributors somehow manages to keep it off her lovely dress. Well done!

Tuesday, 3 July 2007

Body Breakin'


Body Breakin', originally uploaded by vapours.

the best part of taking a picture is capturing the decisive moment - which is exactly what's been done here. The rest of the crew in the background are looking on with respect too.

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