One Man's Notes

Let's be honest. I rarely go anywhere without my iPhone. And, on occasion, I'm so taken by something that I grab a photo and upload it straight to Flickr. And for the last four days, I've done that consistently. Now, the challenge I'm setting myself is to try to do that every day from now on, aggregating them all here every Sunday. Here's the first four days' worth:

This is the pic that started it - it was such a lovely morning that I couldn't resist grabbing a pic as I got in my car.

Changing at London Bridge, on my way to a meeting on Friday, I loved this view of the under-construction Shard.

A dummy on a stall in St Nicholas' Market made for a striking shot on Saturday.

And a rose in my mother-in-law's garden caught my eye on a lazy Sunday.

While walking down Shoreham Beach yesterday afternoon, we came across a Guardian that appeared to have been abandoned on a bench, and so was blowing around the beach in pieces:

We reassembled it, and left it held down by stones, in case the owner came back. But we didn't take it.

There's probably an extended metaphor for the future of print newspapers here, but I really can't be bothered to find it. ;-)

All set for the Bank Holiday?

The study I've used for the last 12 years or so is dismembered, ready to be turned into a bedroom when we put the flat on the market. An awful lot of words were written in here.

Shot with my Hipstamatic for iPhone
Lens: Lucifer VI
Flash: Off
Film: Blanko