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In the summer of 2010 I visited the Thames Barrier and started the photos that would later come to form this Thames Path project. Over the course of the next year I walked from the Thames Barrier in the east through to Hampton Court in the west.

At this point I was working entirely on film using a mix of 35mm and medium-format cameras including a Nikon F3, Cosina CX-1, Bronica ETRsi and an Agfa Clack.

An edited selection from this project was exhibited in the Brockley Max Arts Festival, 2011 in a joint show with Cath Dupuy.

A profile view of the Thames Barrier, visible behind the corner of a wall.

Thames Barrier

The O2 centre in Greenwich, visible in the distance over a pile of building rubble.

Greenwich

An underside view of concrete spiral steps.

Brentford

The London Eye seen through the rail bridge that links Charing Cross and Waterloo stations

South Bank

Cushion wedged against a wooden wall with some barbed wire and a sign saying 'Warning Anti-Climb Paint'.

Brentford

Battersea power station seen from the Chelsea side of the Thames, obscured by the silhouette of a London Plane tree.

Battersea

An old gas holder next to building rubble

Greenwich

Bomb damage visible on an old stone section of wall opposite the Houses of Parliament

Embankment

An old TV stuck in the mud

Hammersmith

A weather vane shown set against a blue sky

Hammersmith

Battersea Power Station

Battersea

A lamppost sitting between two cables of the Hammersmith Bridge

Hammersmith

A man viewed from behind looking at the Thames from the end of a slipway

Hammersmith

A pair of old shoes stuck in a tree

Vauxhall

A hole in a building site hoarding

Greenwich

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