
The i360, West Pier and the Boer War Memorial, all in a single shot from Regency Square with wind turbines in the English Channel in the distance.










Exhibition of images related to the film, For Us by Pearl Makayi.

Jazz on a Sunday evening in a local pub. Hear them at SoundCloud.


Just found these 2 images lingering on the chip in an older camera. The interaction of sunlight with this building at the end of our street in Brighton, housing the Department of Work and Pensions and a Job Centre (most of whose workers seemed to spend a lot of their time taking smoke breaks directly under our windows), often stuck me as offering photographic possibilities, though I never captured them.



Public nudity is no crime in Britain and we saw it celebrated at the Naked Bike Ride back on the 5th July.










Lots of cyclists in Brighton. This is a marker on the National Cycle Network. As soon as we’re back I vaguely plan to start biking there.

I posted pictures already from our day visiting inside the Royal Pavilion but it wasn’t till some days later that I happened to have this outside view from the Old Steine.

This demonstration, flags and all, marching down North Street back on the 5th of July, was advocating for trans rights. Unseen, to the right was another small stationery demonstration under the Jubilee Clock Tower (I think pro-Israel, but it was hard to be sure). I asked a policewoman what they were about and she told me “all sorts” but she was pretty jolly about it.



