Three red things line up in this one. First the red arrow, a sticker on one of the big cardboard boxes in the Arnotts window display, pointing across at her. Then a red and white stick taped to the gl
Christmas Eve in Cork, and the fog had settled over the south channel of the Lee and stayed put all morning. It was 2005, and the banks of the river looked very different. The old tax office still sto
Two decorators taking a break against a shop hoarding on a London street. I love all the legs. :)
The brushes spin past in blue and yellow while a black Micra sits in the middle of the cycle. This was 2005, so the driver had a newspaper open across the wheel to fill the couple of minutes it took.
I think he was double parked, probably waiting for someone and reading the newspaper on a cool March afternoon in 2021.
Fingers loosely laced, a thin ring catching the light and that small contact is the whole picture.
I had a fifth-row seat for Paul Young at St. Luke's last night. It was sold out, so it was worth getting in early for the "From No Parlez to The Secret Of Association" tour. The clue was in the billin
We had a lot of fun running an unweaving, aka “reverse drafting” workshop in Sheffield last Tuesday! This was inspired by a workshop Alex helped run with Ellen Harlizius-Klück and Dave Griffiths back
