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Anne • アン • 🇵🇭
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I've since left London, but for a while my partner and I lived in a flat we couldn't really afford in Battersea just off the Thames Path. I woke up in the small hours one night and looked out the window to see some incredible fog, so I nipped outside and spent half an hour or so trying to capture it
The recent weather reminds me of how I've always loved the mystery and delight the fog and mist can bring to a scene. My back catalogue is full of hazy commutes commutes to and from work, including this early morning commute from Northfields. #Photography #London #Fog
Thanks to the internet, I have more ways to hate myself than I thought humanly possible. The future is now.
I got GTA VI and my retirement before HS2 www.modernrailways.com/article/hs2-...
HS2 Ltd trains will serve Euston by 2043
HS2 trains could start serving Euston by 2043, while tracklaying on the Old Oak Common to Curzon Street section should start in April 2030, HS2 Ltd CEO Mark Wild said on 4 November.
modernrailways.com
In other news; congrats last night to Tim Wigmore on the launch of his new book, ‘The Pantheon: Test Cricket’s Best 50 Players of All Time’. If you’re a fan of Test #Cricket, the book is out in all good bookshops today, and it is a brief(er) nod to his previous book ‘Test Cricket: A History’.
World #MentalHealth Day has been and gone; predictably, the discourse goes quiet, but… I’m hoping for some good news next week that allows me to go back to my full time job, albeit on a graduated return. ADHD burnout is real. Burnout in general is real. It is not a joke. ⚠️ TW: Suicidal ideation
There are more home fires on Thanksgiving than any other day of the year. Make sure you have either a powerful deer who can put out fires or a traditional fire extinguisher in your home!
That autumnal afternoon light hits different. As seen across Aldgate and Shoreditch on Fuji Pro 400H earlier on today. #FilmPhotography
A triptych of Storm Boelo's downpour in Whitechapel over the weekend. I have only just defrosted my hands. #FilmPhotography
Man who dunked Morrissey in bubbly chocolate sorry for Aerosmith
Jimmy Carr sorry for killing joke Will Smith sorry for smash mouth Louis CK sorry for the strokes Defective peroxide sorry for 4 non blondes Daylight savings sorry for taking back sunday Misogynists sorry for everything but the girl UK beef industry sorry for madness US government sorry for megadeth
One of my biggest regrets is not suggesting prints/photo book for sale in LT museum shop to run in conjunction with my exhibition there. Asked about prints by visitors, but part of my contract is I can’t sell images I provided for the exhibition directly as they’re part of the museum’s collection.
I love Fall. The crisp air, the radiant colors, the bleak realization that everything dies
This has reminded me of the importance of speaking to loved ones, if possible, about future arrangements. My parents are both nearly in their 80s, but they don’t have a plan, don’t wish to discuss it, and it’s stressing me out.
Urgent free solicitor drafted Wills. If you don't have a will the govt intestacy laws decide where your assets go when you die, and that can slow down & complicate the process of your loved ones getting your assets. 👇
At the beginning of October, ten and five years ago respectively, I experienced life-changing events that as a train driver I had always expected to be a possibility, but never did I think it would happen, let alone twice.
Meanwhile. This evening I have been invited to witness the Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London (which includes a visit to the ‘Beefeaters’ Bar’, courtesy of my little brother). Photography and filming not permitted throughout, but it all sounds very exciting! www.hrp.org.uk/tower-of-lon...
Ceremony of the Keys
Book tickets to the Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London. This ancient tradition has taken place every night for at least 700 years.
hrp.org.uk
This reminds me of a saying favoured by my late grandfather: "there's nothing easier than solving other people's problems".
At Whitechapel, up in the roof space; a small sign, nailed to one of the beams by a Master Bellfounder... 'Nothing is impossible for the man who does not have to do it himself'. I've long forgotten the story, but it's still an object from the foundry that remains in my memory!
Visited the Taylor’s Bellfoundry in Loughborough over the weekend and met a Master Bellfounder. As you do. Most interesting to see typesetting in Tamil, as well as a set of bells being recast for a church in Rickmansworth.
Put a roll of Rollei RPX 400 through the Hasselblad that I couldn't be bothered to run to the lab. Mate had some chemicals, so I got to do home dev for the first time in ages (warmer weather; shorter dev times). Ilfosol 3, Ilford stop bath, and Rapid Fixer. #FilmPhotography
Prague neons from earlier on this year on expired Fujicolor Industrial 100 pushed a stop and shot through the Ricoh GR1V. Great little camera for travelling and documenting bits and bobs. #FilmPhotography
At this point, the DfT is just going on ‘vibes’. Which would be funny if it wasn’t costing us all a whole lot more in the long run.
I seem to recall people saying we'll have years to discuss the livery and we need to be talking more about structure than appearance. But it now seems that the current design IS the livery. And in fact it is the DfT which is obsessed with appearance and optics over substance 😬
So. I still take photos. Just about. A few projects in the works. A few irons in the fire. The little fire in my soul still just about there. 2026 has been rough, but I want to hope that things are on the up. 1/~ #FilmPhotography
THIS IS NOT A DRILL. IT'S RAINING IN TW8, LADS. SMELL THAT PETRICHOR, OMG. 🌧️
I wasn’t there to witness the rush for the last chopper out of Saigon, but honestly this may have been the closest thing to it I've seen in my career. Absolutely feral scenes all over London.
Ahead of the eclipse tonight, London has run out of glasses. A blackmarket has sprung up, with mad queues and black market entrepreneurs texting customers like drug dealers. But why is there a shortage in the first place? We got the inside story:
"Grandpa, what did it feel like living through the 2020s?"
“We keep telling people that this technology will destroy their livelihoods while funnelling all profits to the already catastrophically rich, yet they’re unaccountably hostile to it.”