Tag Archives: london

Born Under the Brixton Sun9

Posted on June 27, 2011 by Kat Hannaford

Brixton Village, shot on an LC-A+ with 800 ISO film Side-step 15 minutes from my village of Herne Hill, and you have the 15 million boutiques and brunch-options available to the yummy mummies of Dulwich. But walk just 15 minutes … Continue reading →

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St. Pancras Renaissance: Definitely Worth Zig-A-Zig-Ahhing Over To4

Posted on June 8, 2011 by Kat Hannaford

Anyone who’s ever seen the Spice Girls’ video for Wannabe should recognise that staircase as the very set of stairs the five girls pranced around on. In fact, the St. Pancras Renaissance hotel is steeped in history, with many period dramas … Continue reading →

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London’s March 26 Protests, Caught on Film2

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Kat Hannaford

I hadn’t meant to document the protests of March 26th, which were organised all over London to bemoan the coalition government’s public spending cuts. But as I was dropping off a roll of film at the Lomography store, I thought … Continue reading →

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A Dreaded Sunny Day, So I Meet You at the Nunhead Cemetery Gates2

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Kat Hannaford

Ghostly Nunhead, shot on an LC-A+ using Lomography 800 ISO film Some may argue that film is as dead as the poor souls buried in Nunhead Cemetery, but I’d have to disagree–obviously. Last Sunday Jim and I rambled through the … Continue reading →

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Christmas Traditions, and Starting New Ones0

Posted on December 24, 2010 by Kat Hannaford

Perhaps it’s because I’ve always quietly been a soppy sentimentalist, or maybe it’s due to settling down and getting hitched this year, but I’ve been thinking a lot about Christmas traditions recently. In my (almost!) 25 years on this planet, 18 … Continue reading →

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