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The day before full lockdown in the UK I decided to board a train out of pure fascination and intrigue and have a wonder around London.

I had the pleasure of spending a few hours with Zsani Zse on a cold winters day as we tried to capture some cool shots in and around the Barbican in London.

There's something timeless about strolling through the cobblestone streets of Rye, camera in hand, capturing the essence of this quaint English town in black and white.

I don’t like blowing my own trumpet but was very happy to hear that I had won The Premier Award Certificate & Ashford Photographic Society Shield at the recent KCPA Diamond Jubilee 2024.

When one thinks of Reykjavík, Iceland, images of stunning landscapes, geothermal wonders, and the mesmerizing Northern Lights often come to mind. However, there's a charming and perhaps overlooked aspect of Reykjavík's streets that adds a fascinating character to its urban landscape - the fire hydrants.

On this day I decided to get up early and enjoy of bit of morning fog, but there is plenty to see here in Faversham.

In the ever-evolving world of photography, where vibrant colors and high-definition images dominate our screens, there's a timeless allure to the simplicity and elegance of black and white photography.