Hello All,
I am delighted to announce that one of my photos, titled “Here they come!”, will be digitally displayed at Somerset House from the 27th of April to the 29th of April as part of the festival wekeend “World Photo, london”. They will be on show in the photographers lounge on the first floor, which is free for all members of the public so if you are in London next weekend please come and see your picture during that weekend!
Sony World Photography Exhibition
Somerset House, 27th April - 20th May
New photographic work can be viewed from my website - www.sixoone.com
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41gun salute to mark The Queen’s 86th birthday
King’s Troop ride back to Wellingtom Baracks

Comedian entertains the crowds at Covent Garden during the Bank Holiday weekend
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Covent Garden hosts 209 faberge eggs from The Big Egg Hunt - Demotix
]]>More than 100 actors took part in the theatrical event on Good Friday sunshine, with even a donkey and a couple of horses among the cast.
The Passion of Jesus dramatised the story of Easter, is a show written and produced by Peter Hutley and directed by theatre producer Ashley Herman while James Burke-Dunsmore, who plays Jesus, led a company made up of volunteers from in and around London and the South East.
Wintershall Players, based at Wintershall in Surrey, has performed the famous passion plays to tens of thousands of people
for more than 20 years.
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The Passion of Jesus - Demotix
Note to self. Retune the tv tonite
]]>Amongst the protesters was British rapper Speech Debelle, the 2009 Mercury Prize winner.
The protest, called by Campaign 4 Justice, Tottenham Defence Campaign, BARAC and Inquest, comedian Ava Vidal and Supported by Defend the Right to Protest. The protest comes after similar demonstration in the US.
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Justice for Trayvon - Corbis
Hoodies join protest for Trayvon - Demotix
British rapper Speech Debelle at protestor for Trayvon
Londoners protest for Trayvon - PA
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TM:The criminalisation of black children must end by Ava Vidal
Trayvon in London - The New Yorker