Hello May! Welcome to my May newsletter. It seems this year is flying fast. It’s the last month of spring as we head into summer. April has been an explosion of colour with all the floral displays. It has come much earlier than in previous years, which bodes well for a spectacular summer. Even the bluebells here in Watford were a month early, and they all seemed to happen at the same time with the cherry blossom and tulips.
Hello April! Welcome to the April issue of my newsletter. It’s the start of another colourful month, especially with the tulips and more pink cherry blossom in Greenwich.
Welcome to the March issue of my newsletter. I can’t believe it’s the 3rd month of the year already! Spring is here, one of the most colourful times of the year, with daffodils, tulips and blossom.
Welcome to the February issue of my newsletter. Events are in full swing, making the most of the shortest month of the year. During the first two weeks, I will be in Venice attending the Carnival, which is always spectacular. Expect plenty of content from there during that period. After returning, I will be covering London Fashion Week and photographing at least 20 designers. It’s going to be a busy month.
Welcome to the January issue of my newsletter and welcome to 2026! A brand new year, what will be your new year’s resolutions, if you make any? I think 2026 will be the year of change, new ways of being creative. Will you be able to trust what you see? In the creative world, there may be fundamental changes. I will be posting more about this throughout the year.
Welcome to the December issue of my newsletter. Last month was another busy one, but December will be much quieter as we prepare for the holiday season. My highlights were taking some photos of Robert De Niro, the Lady Mayor show and Greenwich Luxmuralis.
The scent of coffee and the hum of conversation filled Copeland Park, Peckham, as crowds spilled into the Autumn International Ceramic Market. Tables brimmed with
Welcome to the November issue of my newsletter. The year has certainly flown by. And now it’s nearly Christmas; this is the month when fireworks and Christmas lights are switched on. There are plenty of those in the events listed below. One of my favourite times of the year.
From stormtroopers to Bridgerton gowns, the Old Royal Naval College became a real-life movie set as fans and filmmakers celebrated 100 years of British cinema with Elstree Studios. I captured the record-breaking day where 874 people made film history — and revisited a century of stories shot on these iconic grounds.
Wow, this ship is impressive as we arrive at Dover Harbour; the brand-new Scarlet Lady is moored up, ready for our 3-day excursion to Liverpool. It looks like a massive tower block on the water from behind! With the recognisable Virgin branding, it will be our home for the next 3 days.
London / Watford comes alive in October. The city’s trees explode into fiery shades after this year’s hot summer, promising one of the most striking autumns in years. But it’s not just nature stealing the show — Frieze Masters dominates the art world, Halloween unleashes a wave of hauntingly good events, and the Zombie Walk rises again after a five-year slumber.
Hello September!
As autumn begins and the evenings draw in, London is set to host an impressive calendar of cultural events.
For those with a creative eye, highlights include London Fashion Week, the London Design Festival, and Open House London—each offering unique opportunities to experience the city’s style, innovation, and architecture.
Hello August!
Summer may be winding down, but the city is still buzzing with energy and unforgettable events. Whether you’re soaking up the last days of your holiday or easing back into routine, there’s plenty to explore this month. From the vibrant spectacle of Notting Hill Carnival to the dynamic Greenwich + Docklands International Festival, August is packed with culture. Don’t miss the latest art gallery openings and a striking new sculpture unveiled in Somerset House’s courtyard—part of its 25th anniversary celebrations.
Welcome to June!
Summer is officially here, and hasn’t it crept up quickly? After a spring bursting with colour and an almost surprising stretch of blue-sky days, we now roll into the vibrant rhythm of the holiday season and cultural happenings across London.
This summer, the Hayward Gallery opens its doors to the deeply emotive and unmistakable world of Yoshitomo Nara. From 10 June to 31 August 2025, the acclaimed Japanese artist presents his first major UK solo exhibition
Play Pavilion, a dynamic public art installation designed by architect Peter Cook in collaboration with the LEGO Group. Situated in Kensington Gardens, London, the structure features bright orange panels, playful sculptural elements, and a yellow slide, emphasizing imagination and interaction. It was unveiled for World Play Day on the 11th June 2025. The installation is open until 10th August 2025.
