Home to suburbia. At least the azaleas are still blooming.
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Prowling around Soho and Trafalgar Square before catching my flight back to JFK. First, I was terribly touched by this scene of a maintenance worker helping a very elderly lady…
…and attracted to the neon colors of the vests of construction workers in Trafalgar Square.
And last, a self portrait; for lack of a better title, me as a blockhead. 
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The iNPUBLiC Workshop, day two. Today the Columbia Road Flower Market and Brick Lane in the East End. I was rather knackered from the long day yesterday (which my photos may bear out), but it was another wonderful day photographing a corner of London that was new to me.
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I signed up for a street photography workshop with iNPUBLiC, and these were my efforts for the day. We spent a couple hours in and around Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus on a bustling Saturday afternoon.
A wedding party toting red balloons through Trafalgar Square was an unanticipated boon…and I’m rather delighted with this photograph. I aspire to be a decent street photographer, and I think this might be my first good street photograph.
An inspiring workshop thus far, the websites of the fabulous four instructors, Matt Stuart, Nick Turpin, David Gibson and Nils Jorgensen are all worth a good look.
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Another day haunting London Museums…first, the British Museum…
…then, the Queen’s Gallery…
…back to Tate Britain…
…and finally the Victoria & Albert Museum. Phew.
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Rainy London, and the British Museum at closing time…
…and my ongoing project of photographs of paintings, here, at Tate Britain.
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London bound, in the Virgin Atlantic lounge…hydrading with water, trying to induce a little sleepiness with the chardonnay.
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I took nothing but boring photos today, so I over processed one of them to make it a little bit interesting.
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Back to the Metropolitan, abstracting the art beyond recongnition.
And just in case you thought 19th Century artists never got a little racy, I leave you with this:
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There is no way a camera can capture the beauty of a day like today…the trees with their tender green leaves, the sky so blue and the air so fresh and cool. But I gave it a shot.
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Union Square was mobbed today, the warm weather brought New Yorkers out in droves. Armed with a longer lens than I typically use for street photography, and shooting wide open, I tried to catch the chaos–and the individuals lost in the crowd. I’m not sure if I’ll try this technique again, but I do think it conveys the congestion of the city and, perhaps, how alone we all can be in a crowd.
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