The Writings of a Freelance Infrastructure Consultant
Following the success of my solo exhibition at Cafe Seventy Nine in Primrose Hill last year, an exhibition of my photos is now on at Oliver’s Village Cafe, Belsize, London. All prints are pure iPhoneography/mobile photography.
At 7pm on 11th July, the Apple Store on Regent Street will be hosting an iPhoneography event to highlight four talented members of the London iPhoneography Group who will be showing their work and discussing how they use their iPhones for street photography in London: Daniel Holland, Robson Santos, Matthew Burlem and Leyla Bile.
Photos from my recent London holiday.
Here are my photos from the Nash Ramblas iPhone Walk, which was part of the London Festival of Architecture 2010. It went from Primrose Hill to St James’s Park along the route of the major changes to London which the architect John Nash designed for the Prince Regent. The walk was presented in the form [...]
My photos from the Open Garden Squares Weekend, which is the weekend when they open lots of gardens in London which are normally not accessible to the public. This year’s outing involved visits to various gardens in Ladbroke Grove and Kensington.
Photos from my recent London holiday.
I’ve always hated BT for various reasons, the latest one being the proliferation of ‘BT Openzone’ networks around London. When I’m out and about trying to use my iPhone over 3G, it keeps trying to connect to one of these Openzone networks instead of using 3G, and Internet access stops working as a result. Even [...]