'Bus Stop Alphabet' Abstract bus stop happenings is another photographic series I'm working on. I've only got 4 or 5 in this series so far so I will 197 years old by the time the collection is finished.

'Master of Driving' Saw this and all I could think of was He-Man, Master of the Universe. I hope these two have met each other. Maybe at a superhero roundtable.

'Bin Bear' I am haunted by this bear. The first time I saw him, 7 or 8 years ago, he was hanging out of a window in Farringdon. Since then he's appeared in, or dangling out of, a collection of different bins in East London. I like to think it's the same bear, working...

'More Chairs, Less Problems' The least aesthetically pleasing of today's shots but the one which most made me smile. The utility of chairs is underrated.

'Be A Good' I have a series of shots, like this, from the past 10 or 15 years where people have been given moustaches or devil eyes by creative wall scribblers (often outside Tescos, I've noticed). Hoping to put them together into a collection at some point.

'Rusty Heron' I hadn't realised, before doing this project, how much I love herons and how frequently I photograph them. They're such strange, delicate creatures. Never saw them as a child but in the last 10 years I've spotted them in the most unusual urban...

'Careful Branch' Cautious messaging from the trees of Islington.

'Morph Wick' A sighting of Morph on Hackney Wick.

'Zone Ends' Thankfully this chap entered the scene wearing a red bandana. I was captured by the messed up sign but without bandana man it would have been boring.

'The Fence' An ode to makeshift fences.

'Halfway House' I have a general rule where my photos of other people's art, like this, don't make the edit. So this is a bit of a stowaway. The last couple of days I've not had my camera on me as much as usual and only took a handful of shots. I'm posting them anyway...

'Billionaire Chic' Part of an ongoing project where I document torn posters.

'Snake of Orange' Shadowy abstract snakeathon.

'House Move' This was a day where I hit some luck. I took better photos than this with better light, composition etc but... I've picked out this one because I like the way it tells a story. A swirling, fleeting, chaotic scene that didn't exist the day before and had...

'Concrete Heron' I see herons everywhere in London. They are amazing. They look like strange, ancient relics. Urban pterodactyls, and I always stop and gawp when I encounter one. Thank you Brutalist backdrop.

'Watery Wall' A puddle in a basketball court that's normally locked. I messed up the aperture, and some elements are not as sharp as I would have liked, but reflections are fun and have that house of mirrors charm.

'Plastic People' Metal music and plastic ponchos are the stuff of life.

'Deconstructed Church' There are weird and wonderful things to be found in the Wolds.

'Cow in Field' Being from the city it's a real treat to get to see and actual cow in an actual field. A somewhat placid, two dimensional creature.

'Green Tumble' Feels odd posting something that isn't abstract, abandoned or silly but I spent a few days in the countryside and loved it. This is what green stuff and nature looks like.

'The Blue Wall' A smart car by a smart wall.

'PS. Your Pigeons' I've never understood this graffiti. I have walked past it hundreds of times and always the PS sticks out. What is it for? Did the water level rise one day and mask something important? Today a group of pigeons framed the PS conundrum so I stopped...

'Abandoned Boat' Reads: "This boat is not abandoned! This is our family's home that was set of fire. We are trying to rebuild" A sad story in a part of Hackney I walk past often. Noticing that an odd narrative has formed in the series of images from the last few days....

'The Bend' Glorious form on this. Not your bog standard ruler straight depiction and strong detail with the smiley face.

'Abortive Graffiti' I've seen and recorded some strange graffiti - often angry, often divisive - in London but was surprised to see this in the UK. Spotted outside a car lot, next to some scrawling about god being disappointed with everyone.

'Give Up' The world is littered with saccharine affirmations. Big fan of low motivation quotes like this. Thank you, Acton.

'Sky Baskets' I've had days, since I started this project, where I've loved the process of taking photos but not been massively excited when I've come to upload them. They've popped up on the screen and I've thought: "great, yet another shot for my 'happy rubbish'...

'Best Ever Prawn Sandwich' This forms part of an ongoing project which follows my obsession with yellow lines. 'Best Ever Prawn Sandwich' felt quite bold proclamation given where I found it. Perhaps the owner of the sandwich was so bowled over by the exquisite taste...

'Geometric Wick' I like the art/graffiti on this building. It's not been there long, maybe a couple of years, but I always admire it when I walk past. A calm set of pastels and shapes to welcome you into the Wick.

'Torn Faces' I have a series emerging, over the last decade or so, of torn faces. Rips, tears and general weather bothering make images that have been printed or replicated hundreds of times unique. They also retell whatever the original story was trying to...