71 of the 370 images I shot in 2010 for the 1984 photo project are on display in Foyles’ Charing Cross Road Cafe during December and January. Eleven images were shortlisted and selected by my Twitter & Flickr followers; the other 60 are of the first paragraph.
Sixty-five of the 370 images in the 1984 photo series – the first three paragraphs of George Orwell’s dystopian novel photographed one word per day throughout 2010 – will be exhibited in the cafe in Foyles’ Charing Cross branch during December 2011 and January 2012.
Many cafes are losing their previous tolerance of people who squat for hours in their premises, sucking their wifi and electricity whilst nursing one or two cups of joe. I try not to be one of those people. Unfortunately, yesterday I found myself in central London in need of power and a caffeine hit. What to do? Why, harness the Twitter brain, of course!
London is full of nooks and crannies of new and exciting things to see and do. I have my own long list of favourite places to visit when I’m not on the clock in the capital, but, for fear of London-complacency, and thanks to the overwhelming success of the Twittersource Whitley Bay experiment, I thought I’d reach out and discover a few new things. I asked the Twitterverse for their 140-character suggestions for their favourite things to do in London, and here are a few of the choice suggestions (eating, drinking and general sightseeing) that came back:
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