'Banqueting Suite Enquiries'  

'Girl the Boycott' Back at the underpass trying to get some new angles. I was framing the 'Girl the Boycott' scribbling when this chap cycled into view and made the scene more interesting.

'External Blinds' I'm starting to enjoy this process of forced, one-a-day photo curation. I knew I liked shooting mundane things, abandoned things and nicely aligned bits of rubbish, but not quite to this much. Seeing it all laid out like this is strange. No people...

'The Invisible Couple' Unfortunately there are some days where I haven't taken any photos and so there's a moment (in this case at 5:30pm) where I remember and think "Arggghh, quick! Need to get a shot!" This is the dissapointing fruit of that. There was an...

'Nat Has a Fast Car' The image I wanted to post here today was a street photography snap - two ladies, faces covered in black hair crossing the road with a microwave. A cross between moving house nostalgia and that terrifying girl from The Ring. Unfortunately my focus...

'Face of the News' I slowly (as in glacial, decades-long pace) have a photo-series emerging of 'scrunched up faces found on the street'. I love these finds. If the aspect of a photograph or image is contorted it can create an eerie, haunting, hysterical feel. Like...

I take dozens of photos and write 2 or 3 articles a day in my notes app... and then don't publish them. That's why I'm trying a new thing, which I'm calling 'Lost Daily'. I love the process of taking photos and noting down ideas. The feeling of never posting or...

'The Green Twins' I don't know why I'm so obsessed with these towers. Sometimes, if I've walked for hours and not seen anything that's caught my eye, I'll head out later that evening and photograph them. I don't really like taking posed pictures of people, so this is...

'Bus Stop Chips' A stranger's chip spill creates some accidental art at the bus stop. Thank you unknown stranger. You have wrists like Jackson Pollock. I love the process of photography. That extra beat when you notice something quirky or aesthetically pleasing. The...

'Rubbish Rocher' All the rubbish chucked about and left everywhere in London is depressing. But sometimes, when it's neatly packed up like this, it makes a satisfying art display. This is Brutalist London's take on the coveted Ferrero Rocher pyramid.

'Bin Bread' It feels a bit pretentious posting pictures of strewn bread slices but I love these kinds of scenes. When I come across exploded street food it triggers a day dream, a kind of culinary detective story. I imagine someone quietly minding their own business,...

'Symphony of Orange' One of the great joys of walking every day, and often revisting the same haunts, is that you're sometimes gifted with a happy alignment. Two subjects - like this orange van and orange graffiti, that you've seen seperately but never in the same...

'Dyke Mosh' The only shot I got today.

'Banned From Enter' I see people shoplifting in London at least 2 or 3 times a week quite brazanely now, sometimes more. It's a really strange shift in the city. This guy's taking a stand.

'Gardeners Trump' The only picture I got today and it looks like something from a gardening catalogue. I love the word tump. You don't see it often. It means small rounded hill.

'Please Do Not Use' The ethereal beauty of things not working.

'Green Wall' I took a hundred photos today and didn't like any of them. Including this one.

'Hidey House' Feels odd shooting outside of the city and what my brain's noticing in the absence of colourful rubbish or strange signs. It felt very much to me as if this house was hiding behind the bush.

'Mucky Wick' The only shot I got today. This is what Hackney Wick looks like at the moment. Mud, colourful cranes and hi vis jackets everywhere.

'Steel Botanicals' I have a picture of a dead fox lying next to a coffee cup from today but decided not to post it. I'm not sure where the line is on freaking out casual visitors to the blog. So I went with this scene instead from one of my regular walks. It came...

'Charcoal and Rust' A burned out boat on the canal.

'Terraced Technicolour'

'Cautious Rubbish' Was drawn to this colourful rubbish bin jenga.

'Tunnels' Tunnels through tunnels in Gloucestershire.

'Four Balls' Strange wicker structures by the canal.  

'Modest Legend' Clear and confident in their self appraisal.

'Cow Love' This feels like if a cow did a selfie and put it through a snapchat filter.

'Swanage' The only photo I took today, mainly because I realised, with panic and horror, that I hadn't taken a photo today.

'Prices Way' The unabashed bleakness of the background where this plant has been positioned brings me joy.

'Cow Friends' One of only two shots I took today which is why it makes the cut. It evokes a happy memory though because these cows were merrily leaping and frolicking in the grass.

'Broken Homes' I've shot this so many times over the years. During sunsets, coming home from a nightclub at 3am, all sorts of different angles and times of day. I love the font, it's unabashed bleakness and the beautiful, crumbling brick building. I noticed today that...

'Bridge Lines' I only took two photos today, both tedious, but I like walking past this little spot. There are never any people here, maybe the odd lost jogger.

'Dressing the Orbit' This footpath has been closed for a while now. Just hoardings and mounds of earth and not much doing. Today, for a fleeting moment, these giant orange gowns were draped all around the site. A fitting session, perhaps, for the Orbit, that red,...

'Side Sleeper' Creepy dolls freak me out. I think they freak most people out (WHO BUYS THEM?). Found this one sunbathing on bin in a little park, by the canal, near Hackney Wick. A symphony or wild eyes and contorted limbs.

'Justified and Ancient' I nearly put a more aesthetically pleasing photo up for today's offering (a ripped, golden-hued cat poster) but this one makes me smile more. I found it in a spot on a residential street where lots of day time (and night time and in-between...

'Find Teddy' A slim pickings day, photography-wise, but I did find a new subject for my series on 'lost pet' posters. Keeping my eyes peeled for a headless dog called Teddy.

'Black and White' I loved finding this. It's just some black paint on a wall, splashed, flaking, peeling and making the overall building look bleak and unloved. But just in this little section, zoomed out from it's surroundings, it has eroded in a way that make it...

'Big Difference'

'Forest Side' I have a nice picture of an old car that I was going to post today but I'm freaked out by how many pictures of cars I have so here is some false advertising instead.

'Pole View' A great place to sit and stare at a pole.

'Yellow Bush Tower' I'm obsessed with this bloody tower and how it models so seductively with various flora.

'Your Current Situation'

'Yellow Streak' Caught the light as it passed this way for a couple of minutes

'The End' Armageddon signposted on the motorway.

'Missing Reward' This was neatly placed on one of the biggest piece of chipboard I've ever seen. This parrot deserves to be found.

'Summer Love' Proclamations of love on the pavement near the bins.  

'Abstract Coconut' Today was a good day with the camera and it was a hard to choose a favourite. Succumbed to my obsession with double yellow lines.

'You Are The Murderer' The streets of London are paved with accusations.

'Yellow Guard' Some local bushes guarding the main bush.

'Face Off' Cotswolds car parking.

'Love Yourself' Bridge affirmations in Gloucestershire.  

'Sex Should Be Illegal' Excellently placed on a Amazon parcel collection box.