Photographed Sir John Major at the Guildhall.
He went on to give a very eloquent and passionate criticism of Brexit. Shame he’s not still leading the Tory party.
An odd experience of being auctioned for charity by Nick Bonham at the Guildhall before the great and good of the City’s PR practitioners.
After a bidding bout involving Sandra McLeod (Echo Research) and others my services were eventually won by John Lehal (Four Public Affairs).
My contribution helped raise £13,000 for charity. And sounds like an interesting job is on the cards with John later this year…
As women marched through London in to celebrate the centenary of getting the vote, other women were engaged in frontline policing action around the corner.
Free Tommy Robinson supporters clashed with Muslims demonstrating against Israel as they marched through Mayfair.
These guys were aggressive, angry and up for a fight. Women officers were prominent in keeping them apart from the Muslims.
Dropped my Fuji X100 on holiday. Roman cobblestones don’t have much give, so I’ll be reverting to 1950s technology for the duration.
A stroll along the Thames at Richmond during the recent lovely weather (now a distant memory).
Shot with a Fujica GL690 using Fuji Velvia 50 (slide film).
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Interesting to compare film and digital from the same shoot (well for photography fanatics like me).
Do these digital images add or lose anything from photos linked to the previous post?
I’d be interested to hear your opinions…
