Brighton — Brighton is full of coffee shops, like nowhere else I know in fact. There’s a sense in Brighton, that life is for enjoying whenever you can, however you can. I always say that Brighton is the place where young people come to retire. Those coffee shops, are full of young mothers with pushchairs the size of Mini’s; full of nomadic journalists and technologists tapping away of keyboards; full of int...
Brighton — @33 is a haven of friendly smiles and witty banter. Not the most comfortable of hangouts to be honest (badly stuffed coffee sacks…) but it’s a minor niggle when you get to see a steady stream of eng...
Brighton — There’s a building, in this picture. The structure is the size of an average farmyard barn. It’s discovery will give you the scale of these mountains against the size of us. I took this photo after w...
Brighton — Zu Studios, at Phoenix Industrial Estate in Lewes, is a gentle oasis, filled with weird and wonderful loveliness, occasional events (some full on parties, others cinema or performance soirees). The ma...
The Lanes, Brighton
Cafés I have known... Mr Wolfe, Brighton.
Cafés I have known... Mad Hatter, Brighton. #todaysoffice
Just, Scale...
PeeTeeEssDee
Emerging into the darkness
Summer Tease...
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Climbing hands, pumped.
Cafés I have known... Coffee @33. Gentle discoursing, app controlled micro-roasting, Portuguese custard tart stacking, UK election escaping room of requirement.
I always say that Brighton is the place where young people come to retire.
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Delicious chocolate mochi.
The calm before the storm. 600 name badges to be handed out in a short time tomorrow before doors open.
My favourite thing about Brighton is the graffiti. Not the murals, but the illegal pictures, messages and tags.
A rare place; the back of Zu Studios in Lewes. How long will this little oasis persist?
Knee deep in indecision and feeling frozen; unable to step in any direction.