no matter how many times they try to tell you otherwise. we spent a little longer than anticipated on the eye thanks to a mechanical fault, but the views were great, even on an overcast day.
the rest of the pictures are from outside the tate modern. i have no comment on the american propaganda.

it’s a photoshop technique i’ve been playing with to make things look like miniatures. the three original pictures are on the end. the first and third i think are much better than the second.

dark and looking like it’s cut straight out of the rock, westminster tube station’s got an excellent look to it.

i’ve been trying to take some iconic pictures of new york as memories. these are three of my favourite.

took my camera this week. you should come and try it

steve took this picture of me while we were at the tate modern a few weeks ago

two photos i took on sunday. one if from the bridge in st.james’ park and the other was from charing cross road looking at centre point unusually lit by the orange sunset.

the tate modern’s current turbine hall exhibition is global cities which looks at the impact of cities on us and the planet and what the future holds for urban life. you can find more information here

the other pics were taken around the visit

an exhibition piece by anselm kiefer in the courtyard of the royal academy of arts. check it out on your way to sunbathing in green park; that’s what i did today

it’s only there until the 30th April if you wanted to have a look: http://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/kiefer/

(Apologies for the poor quality of the pictures. They’re from my phone after a quick noise removal pass.)