Chris Pratt Photography
For me Brick Lane is memory lane, although I’m not sure how much I remember surrounding the late nights culminating in a trip to the bagel shop – apart from the bagels and collecting next day’s Sunday papers from around the corner, before going home and eventually to bed. Anyway, over the last thirty years […]
…drive on the pavement. I first went to Saigon (Ho Chi Min City or HCMC – but Saigon as in Bia Sai Gon or the Saigon River) in 1991; then there were a few cars, smoke belching buses and the rest was 90% bicycles, 10% mopeds. Now it’s 90% mopeds and the city’s roads are […]
I’m pretty sure it’s not their house but they were having fun – even after I was caught out photographing the photographer – forgiveness is easier to gain than permission – and that’s probably what they were thinking too…
At Newbury Show handy descriptive signs are provided to inform visitors.
Wetzlar, the birthplace of 35mm photography and the home of Leica. Photographed on my old iPhone 4.
A weekend away in Paris, just a short hop on the Eurostar and there just in time for dinner. Late to bed and the following afternoon is for wandering the streets of Marais – street photography. Or in this instance window photography; time for three frames – not noticed by artist or subject but then […]
It’s that puppy from next door again – but puppy no more. A year old and that’s a one metre fence he is lolling over. Cute isn’t he..?!
Liverpool, what a great city. It’s changed since I was last here but that was over thirty years ago. There’s a great energy, a great vibe; it’s probably best though if you like The Beatles. This is the river side of Albert Dock, a bit nicer to walk around than last time. If you look […]
Maybe it’s a global obsession? Anyway, a Sunday stroll in Mumbai to any of the city’s leading tourist sites demonstrates the practice of the world’s new art form – the Selfie. India, more I think than anywhere else in the world, is the place to photograph – and be photographed. Here, off the coast of southern […]
Two weeks in India – from Mumbai on the Arabian Sea to Chennai on the Bay of Bengal – but right in the middle was the main reason for the trip… The Nilgiri Mountain Railway – built between 1891 and 1899 and still running under steam from Mettupalayam to Coonoor en-route to Udhagamandalam (Ooty, always […]
