Tom & Nana: Rain on our Parade

We went to see the Notting Hill Carnival.

Not much happened.

Because the weather did.

Tom & Nana: Sunrise to Sunset

Hazy light breaks on the pavement.

Things begin to move.

The wheel turns.

People coagulate at all the old spots.

And as the sun sinks down.

The blue calm comes again.

Tom & Nana: Watching the Waiting

People on pause.

Taking a break.

Thinking.

Waiting to go again.

Wherever it is they all go.

Tom & Nana: Documentary Glass

The busiest bridge in Britain.

An hour long cheese.

Terraced house Sundays.

Tom & Nana: Look Close

Blue sky from the basement.

Light bleeds in.

Going places (not by bike).

It's seen busier days.

Geometric bliss!

Tom & Nana: More From London

Eros splits the air.

Old lovers share a bench.

Claxons and whistles, passengers disembark.

Horns and brakes, pedestrians flood and rumble.

While empty parks brood and rustle.

Tom & Nana: Capital Camera

Cab's eye view.

Bird's eye view.

Watching from the street.

A moment everywhere you go.

The camera makes time stand still.

Tom & Nana: Quick Trip to London

People go their separate ways.

It's an empty station.

A deserted marketplace.

Big city life.

For the single, for the rich. Not for you and me.

Tom & Nana: Nocturnal London

Amber and red.

Chilly air and lone home-goers.

Crowds ramble round the grand circuses.

Night people emerge from the hotels.

An intimate moment one side of the walls.

Tom & Nana: When the Light Goes Low in London

Sunset sets in.

She waits for a friend.

Soho glows.

Tourists turn home.

And the grand old streets ready themselves.

Tom & Nana: On Your Legs in London

Through the gaps.

Along the pavement.

By the sounds.

By the sights.

In the middle of it.