Wire Wall

Walking around this precious wire wall several times a week. Situated on the outside of a building Guy’s Hospital on Great Maze Pond st, near the Guy's Kings College Campusmade. Made of stainless steel braid.

And always looks a bit different every time I'm passing by depending on the part of the day.

That time I managed to capture it's shiny reflections in the night streetlight. I was utterly charmed by the glossy steel giant standing above me.

Playtime

Having a candyfloss after many years. It brought my childhood memories back for a little while. And it was... well, s w e e t ! ! !

In The Garden

The centre of the Serpentine Gallery Pavillion designed by Peter Zumthor.
Stunning.

The Mirror of Judgement

The curious Pistoletto’s exhibition "The Mirror of Judgement" is taking place at the Serpentine Gallery. As I gained some time I managed to pop into there last week and to see how is it looks like.

Unluckily taken pictures was not allowed there so I couldn't take it down my own way.. However, this video will draw you through the cardboard labyrinth and gives you an overall brief overview.

Talking about judgement I remember an interesting article taking an issue with this topic. There was a summary suggested that the reason of giving snap judgements is that our sense of self is defined by other's failure in many cases and not by our own solo success. I'm trying to think back to the last time I felt being judged or I did judge someone... Is it true that we judge people based on what we feel most insecure about?

S S

S tripy S tripes

S S S

Sunny... Sweaty...Summer. At least that's what it SUPPOSED to be.

It seems like summer has skipped us hear in London and headed into fall straight away.

These pics were taken back in Kensington Palace Gdns over a few hot days had here in Lndn. I wish we had more of these ones when you can have a picnic out till late hours...

Anyway, it seems that Nottingh Hill transformed carneval streets made a deal with Weather for these two days. Can't wait to head out there today again and dance till the end !

Around Thames

There is not much better to do when you're having a hangover to take a stroll at Thames and chill out.

Firstly planned visit the exhibiton of Tracy Emin at Haywards Gallery eventually ended up having a home-made burger at Borough Market yesterday (well, one couldn't have stood queuing for an hour to get to the gallery, right?). Nevermind.

The hangover had gone and what's more I took some shiny pictures... amazing afternoon. I love you, Southbank.

LAZY AFTERNOON

 The hot city centre and moist air ushering in a short but heavy storm.

I'M GOING DOWN

On the road/stairs/street/wherever feeling confused. Many ideas, vision and thoughts keep rushing through my mind last days as it sometimes seems my head is gonna blow up.Yet I can't settle down for one single genuine thing.. Probably still waiting for something.

..actually waiting for what? Something real? I've no clue. But what I know for sure is that time is running fast forward and it is not dealing with much hesitation....

MOON II.

MOON I.

CITY OF HUNDRED TOWERS

Prague. Spending evening sorting and editing of photos taken back right there..

Im surprised how has this one finally turned out.

Its no "wannabe". It has got the mood.

IN THE MOOD OF . . .

.  Richmond   .   Feather   .   Wind   .

A A A h

I'm eager to discover new, refreshing and overwheming music. The current situation of a recently downloaded music is critical... need M O R E ! ! !

However, 'Glasser' - the name of American singer and songwriter Cameron Mesirow - has satisfied my need and mind for a while... Its gonna be a long night - full of searching, scrolling and downloading finally. Let's hope, it's gonna worth it!

FRAGILE

Just me and the light (and my camera, apparently)