Waterloo, London on a crisp Winter's morning, is it winter yet? If it is the last day of sunshine I am sure of it. As my photojournalism module kicks off the enthusiasm for the visual side of life has seeped back, finally! It's been two years of living in London and turning me back on [...]
Category: London
Twelfth Night
Having always wanted to see a Shakespeare Production at The Globe theatre, I was a bit disheartened by this production at a small theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue. However as with all my pre-conceptions I should not have wasted an ounce of worry. Not only was Stephen Fry playing a whimsical Malvolio, with his luxurious voice [...]
Wicked: The Musical
Although in the end we didn't get the full day of hanging around the Victoria area of London due to other commitment, the musical itself was a masterpiece of emotional involvement. The only photograph I had time to take. Having heard lots of opinions and thoughts about this piece of modern theatre, I tried to [...]
THE MUSUEM OF CURIOSITY, SOHO
Imagine a collection of densely pack streets, full of warm, friendly people, neon signs, gay sights and enticing smells and you have started to get a small inkling of what it means to find yourself In Soho. In my present state I can't really explain the excitement of treading those semi-cobbled pathways. But I do [...]
The crazy sights of London
So equipped with an annoyingly messed up Fuji camera, destroyed after a night out to some notorious student halls in North London (wood green halls), I am trying to document my third and perhaps final year in the great city that is London. Having discovered how to create a gallery on WordPress (yay me!) here's [...]
Bonfire Night!
Bonfire Night 2012 In search of a free fireworks show (being poor students who wanted something better than staying in and getting drunk) we contemplated everything from a night-time picnic on Hampstead Heath to just taking a plunge and setting some off in the back garden. However my good friend Tom pulled through and found [...]
Regent’s Canal
Staring off on the last bright day of Summer - In September 😛
LIAF (London International Animation Festival); Barbican Gallery, London
Can Animation Ever be of Social, Cultural and Historical Importance? Sounds a bit like a dissertation, huh? As many of you who have clicked this are probably already BIG fans of animation there is one sentence that constantly recurs "Animation?What cartoons?? Aren't those for kids?" What if Animation was to be placed in a different [...]
Mariam Kauser 