Notes from Underground began spontaneously in 2015 as I began using public transport after a period of shielding. Travelling on the London Underground, London’s subway system, also known colloquially in the UK, as “The Tube,” is a feast for the senses if one looks up rather than into the depths of one’s phone. While the Underground is itself teaming with life, it also reflects historical events unfolding above ground. These rough and ready images are impressions; literally “Notes from Underground” - distinct from Dostoyevsky’s novel, but not entirely. This is an ongoing project. Watch this space.
A book about hope
Brexit: Way out
Night train
Barbie's choice
Bling slipper friends
Festival goers
Local and tourist
You looking' at me?
Mini man
Poems on the Underground
Humour on the Underground
Red and yellow and caught in the act
Santa missioning it
Same earrings friends
Husband and wife reading the paper
Bad day
Not naked
Before 24 February 2022
Little girl reading
Reading duo
Spider woman
Tenderness between peeps
Grandfather and granddaughter
Robin and Batman
Entire Circle Line suspended and High Street Kensington Station evacuated after pigeon netting fell on train and tracks 25 May 2016.
Cardinal Place
The Night Tube: Free the Night, 19 August 2016
West Kensington Station: The Queen's Platinum Jubilee
Piccadilly Circus Station 2016 Memorial to Frank Pick, London Transport’s first chief executive
Is she shooting me?
Comparing notes
Young woman reading
West Kensington Station: District Line Heritage: 150 years in 2019
Family day out
West Kensington Station: Support Mental Health
Chic casual
Going
Defiance
Night tube
Young love
Covid travel
Conversation
War in Ukraine
Father and daughter
Melancholy at speed
Busking beauty