Roupell Street SE1

Michael Fratrich Fine Art

The Fulham Road Christopher Chamberlain 1956

Arnold Circus E2

Take a screenshot of this GIF, and whichever new word you land on is YOUR word for 2026. Let's. Go.

Woman in Shoreditch: Try and relax sometimes, Terry. Man: What says I’m not relaxed? Woman: Your face.

Sally Mann

I’ve just finished The Serpent and the Rainbow by Wade Davis, & there’s an excerpt I can’t stop thinking about. A short piece from me, and the excerpt itself. Take your time with it. Let it work on you. kristiedegaris.substack.com/p/i-can-no-l... #Reading #Writing #Scotland #UK #Books

Everyday Beauty

Young boy reading book in a ruined bookshop in London devastated by an air raid - 1940

Morning Bathroom Window

Lonely #PostBoxSaturday

Morning all. Photograph by Paul Trevor, Brick Lane, Wentworth Street, London 1978.

Roger Mayne. Photography involves two main distortions – the simplification into black and white, and the seizing of an instant in time. It is this mixture of reality and unreality, and the photographer’s power to select, that makes it possible for photography to be an art.

Beauties 😍

Man in a cafe: Hi, are you Susan? Woman: No. (Looks at him) But I wish I was. (long pause) Man: Shall we...say you are? Woman: Yes.

Lost #PubFrontFriday

#ThursdayBins in Bethnal Green

#PubSignThursday in Limehouse

“It is simply this: do not tire, never lose interest, never grow indifferent - lose your invaluable curiosity... It’s as simple as that.” Tove Jansson 2026 Welcome

Old slang for being drunk: 8. Full to the bow tie (1959) 7. Whittled as a penguin (1906) 6. Plum full of bug juice (1894) 5. Tight as a boiled owl (1880) 4. Malty (1811) 3. Coming home by the villages (1770) 2. Drunk as a wheelbarrow (1675) 1. Bumpsy (1611) Happy new year Everyone 🥂

#WallsOnWednesday in Hackney

Best Nine 2025

TinyLittleMoments in Stratford

Fallen leaves drawn into this drain in Mill Hill, make accidental street art. Each piece unique - a veritable gallery of seasonally coincidental creativity.

A vivid, dynamic and richly detailed vision of life, William Roberts’ 'The Underground,'was painted in 1970  towards the end of his career, during which he had achieved international renown and critical acclaim for the distinctive figurative style of his post-war work.

Dec 30th 2024 Revisited: Hastings

The Daily Not-Rothko, in the gutter, at Limehouse station

The Joy of Stowmarket, The Station

#BenchmarkMonday 25.38m aOD on St Mary's and St Andrew's church, Whittlesford.

The Italian Joy of Street Furniture for @richardmortimer.bsky.social

Woman on a bus: Last night my husband said 'You've got glitter in your hair.' I said 'No, I'm just going grey.' He said 'Well, it's lovely.

Linocut by William H Hayes ‘Dawn’ Size 23.5 x 31 cm.

Fournier Street and the reflection of Christ Church Spitalfields, London - December 2025

Morning Bathroom Window with Pears Soap and a frost outside

Self Portrait at the bus stop 🚏🚌

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Deborah DeWitt

Morning Bathroom Window

I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year. I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future. The Spirits of all Three shall strive within me. I will not shut out the lessons that they teach. Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol

Painting by Jeremy Miranda ‘This years tree’ 2024 Acrylic on board. Size 10 × 12 in.

Photographer Christophe Jacrot ‘Wet Scotland’ christophejacrot.com/en/portfolio...

BBC News - Mystery as hundreds of Victorian shoes wash up on beach www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

#WindowsOnWednesday Cambridge