I saw that too. I don’t think they care, they care about their own engagement.

City nights #photography

London moments in b/w
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London yesterday.
iPhone 17 Pro
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Earlier today at Box Hill.

Ferry moments.

Shoreditch
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Somewhere in Rotterdam.
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Steamy window.
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Somewhere in town.
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Lunchtime
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Christmas market.
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Some photos from the rain today #streetphotography

I took this photo maybe 10 or so years ago at an exhibition about London Transport. It’s a miniature tube platform. Not a real one.

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The bread maker. Hessen, Germany.

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Thank you.

Single or return?
Waterloo station, London

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Beautiful stories in each photograph.

From my portrait archives. Matthew, actor, London.
#photography #portrait

London earlier today. I battled the pre-Christmas crowds, so you don't have to.

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Tom Wood.

His most celebrated work was taken in Liverpool and the Wirral between 1978 and 2001, the majority of which were captured within 10 minutes' walk of his Wallasey home.

1978-1993.

Thanks!

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People on a ferry

People on a ferry

An empty seat on a ferry

Continuing with the ferry theme, these are again from a summertime crossing of the Aegean Sea. And yes, I'm ready for summer....

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Very kind, thank you. Yes, those journeys are always special. Time slows down, the landscape changes....

Thank you, the light was gorgeous that evening....

Ferries. Not sure why, but they're endlessly fascinating. Some, like this one in Greece, include mini-chapels. All, from my experience, offer gorgeous light and usually an amazing set of characters to watch. More ferry pix to come.

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Still, a small body with interchangeable lenses is always a good combo.

Oh, love the framing.

How does it compare to the x100VI in terms of ergonomics?