a great piece of techno-junk
i just love this machine which was left out in a car park by a hospital.
It’s not as good as this classic piece of medical equipment (which i saw in a museum)
not quite abbey road
the art of photography is spotting something which is about to happen and grabbing the moment as it does with your camera. if you are photographing a glove that can be quite easy.
here i saw three cleaning trollies heading for a zebra crossing and i though “aha, abbey road
so i starting taking my photos to capture the moment they all went in a line
and just as they did, two mopeds turned up to block the view
and before anyone says anything, yes, i know there were three of them, and they were pushing cleaning trollies and there was a central reservation and they were heading right to left, not left to right, and it’s not actually on Abbey Road.
it was never going to be that beatles cover was it. oh well.
software bug
here’s a funny thing. it’s a ladybird wandering over my computer screen. it had just walked between ‘delete’ and ‘junk’ and was heading for the word ‘thunderbird’.
this picture also shows the quality of emails i was receiving on a friday afternoon. someone had sent an email to a mailing list i’m on simply stating ‘please ignore’. people didn’t.
danger quicksand
quicksand is something you don’t see much of in england.
quicksetting cement? yes. quicksand? no
gum busters
here is a gum busters trolley. the helium balloon simply adds to the fun of gum busting
further up the street were hundreds of little gum scars, zapped away by the high pressure gum busting jet
ricky gervais (the second spot)
i walked up tottenham court road yesterday on the way back from a meeting and thought to myself “i’m going to see a celebrity in a minute” and 2 minutes later i bumped in to Ricky Gervais ! I asked him if i could take his photo and he said “of course” in an ‘extras
here he is in full holding a cup of coffee walking past NatWest Bank
