This past Friday I was in London only this time I was with a few friends, hoping and praying we would have good weather, it stayed dry but it was a bit cold, anyway I started the first part of the day with no music and guess what,

I had been planning on heading to London on the 29th March as this was meant to be the day the UK left the EU. I was hoping for lots of people protesting outside Parliament and I wasn’t disappointed, Parliament square was packed.

I would like to ask why are people always surprised I shoot street photography in full manual mode, and with everything that's on a modern camera, is it right to still be shooting in manual, or should we all be using AP (aperture priority)

I wanted to write a follow up to my camera therapy blog, a few things have changed since writing it and I also wanted to take the time to say thank you.

So lets get started, over the past few weeks since posting the blog I’ve added music into my days when I’m on the streets shooting

Even though I haven't done an update on this project I’ve been actively working on it, each time I'm in London I try to spend at least an hour (maybe more) photographing the London taxis. I found myself spending a lot more time in Piccadilly Circus, especially at night.