This is a fascinating read: UK’s worst-selling map: The empty landscape charted by OS440
Villiers Street, London - 1994
I’ve been scanning some old negatives in a pretty random way - just grab a packet and scan whatever’s in there.
This particular film was shot in late 1994, or early 1995, when I was working on The Publican, a now-gone magazine for the pub trade. I think the last 10 or 12 photos are why the film exists. They’re of a cellarman course I went on as part of my job. I appear to have “burned off” the rest of the film by shooting a load of random images around Charing Cross.
And they’re fascinating. On one level, you realise how little structure of these streets has changed in a little under 25 years. But the clothes, vehicles and branding on the shops is what gives away just how long ago this was.
Testing a new mobile working set-up, with the iPad Pro 12.9 and the new Mark II Brydge keyboard…
Could the way we read online be contributing to the polarisation of politics? Quite possibly.
My goodness. An update to Flickr!: All new Flickr galleries
Amazon is losing out to Google in the in-house spy…I mean “smart speaker”… market. This is probably Google’s game now



