A Quintessentially English Sea-side Town, Whitstable

Tea & Times

To buy, or not to buy?

Antiques

Paralell Histories

Someone’s Phantasy

The essence of men

If you want to buy your uniqueness  

This picture of the illusions of books (as it is a picture of front-covers, there are no real books there), must be more valued than the books themselves. At least, for some. 

Romantic building with seaside views. Available for hire for film-makers and weddings etc. 

Whitstable is full of thin alley ways. This leads to a tree. 

More uniqueness to be sold and bought

Drink Local! What should all the thosuands of non-local people do with this advise? They are referred to by the locals as “D.F.L”: “Down From London”. I believe this means a creature to look down on. 

No doubt, alcohol makes you beautiful.

Feels like another time, another place

Waiting for human contact, watching the strangers on the street. 

“The Flying Pig”. 

Minimum £30 000 each. I want the red stripy one. 

Her Majesty, the sea.

Her Majesty, the sea, and sea-washed stone beauties. 

A couple?

Good Bye.

The moon mystery

The moon at night on the 20th August, from my window. No surprise, I could not sleep.

No options

Emotional states

No need for words

Watching the prison life of Ai Weiwei

Ai Weiwei, the world famous Chinese artist re-created his window-less prison cell in several half-size boxes, where the curious exhibition-visitor (currently at the Royal Academy of Art in London) is encouraged to peep in through small windows to see him living his prison life. He was followed 24 hours/day by two guards, who were instructed not to talk to him. I had the privilege to visit the exhibition today, took some photos and here you can peep into the prison-boxes too:

Jesus Christ in Bethnal Green on a sunny autumn day

The Humble Philosopher. (From the Asphalt and Nature Series)

The Mystery of Fog in Westminster

Women. (Observed at Archway, London)