London; Your name seems familiar but I don’t recognise your face.
There comes a time in your life, when many of those places you pass every day are no longer there.
Gone are those old cafes, signs, buildings and shops that inhabit your peripheral vision, the personal wallpaper of your life that mean so much to you. As the strata of past occupants is swept away in the name of progress, so my personal city becomes a much sadder place. London has become a pastiche of itself, a scrubbed up city of fake Victorian gas lamps, corporate chains and identikit office developments with a lame public sculpture outside; then all carefully signposted for the best photo opportunity.
Now I walk like a ghost, through the bland gimcrack weekend tourist stop-off that is my home city and I know that every inhabitant before has mourned the passing of their own London.

Pentonville Road, Kings Cross. 47cm x 29cm

Trellick Tower, Notting Hill. 41cm x 30cm

Cambridge Road, Hackney. 19cm x 33cm

Great Suffolk Street, Southwark. 17cm x 48cm

High Holborn. 14cm x 6cm

Calvert Avenue, Shoreditch. 16cm x 13cm

Browning Street, Walworth. 18cm x 13cm

Surrey Row. Southwark. 16cm x 12cm

Robin Hood Estate, Poplar. 34cm x 25cm

Heygate Estate, Southwark. 16cm x 12cm

Windrush Square, Brixton. 21cm x 43cm

Ex Scala Cinema, Brixton Road. 26cm x 19cm

Tuson’s Corner, Brixton Hill. 26cm x 21cm

Tram Shed, Brixton Hill. 21cm x 28cm

New Piccadilly Cafe. 23cm x 52cm

Bar Italia. 21cm x 21cm

Lambeth Road. 44cm x 25cm

St. Marys Church, Lambeth. 32cm X 26cm

Denmark Hill, Camberwell. 33cm x 18cm

Lambeth Hospital Water Tower. 39cm x 24cm

Michael Faraday Memorial. 27cm x 58cm

Paddington Station. 27cm x 49cm

Willow Street, Shoreditch. 24cm x 43cm

Pritchard’s Road, Hackney. 31cm x 44cm

Westbury Estate, Wandsworth Road. 32cm x 49cm

A102 Poplar. 11cm x 17cm

Battersea Power Station. 20cm x 23cm

Corbets Place, Spitalfields. 43cm x 31cm

Old Churchyard, Elephant & Castle. 17cm x 25cm

The City from Regents Studios, Hackney. 38cm x 56cm