PHIL MAXWELL

Liverpool Old & New (6)

August 2, 2017

Renshaw Street. Liverpool 1979.

Lime Street. Liverpool 2017.

Woman with a walking stick. Lime Street. Liverpool 2017.

On the phone. Liverpool One 2017.

Man with a push chair. The Dingle. Liverpool 1979.

Man in shorts. Liverpool One 2017.

Wearing kilts. Liverpool One 2017.

Escalator. Liverpool One 2017.

Lord Street. Liverpool 2017.

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Watney Market East London (3)

August 1, 2017

Conversation. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Woman with a walking stick. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Listening. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Headwear. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Looking ahead. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Number 87. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Looking for a bargain. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Man with a comfortable baby. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Listening. Watney Market. East London 2017.

Watney Market. East London 2017.

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Melaka 2005 – 2016

July 31, 2017

Mosque Minaret, Melaka Malaysia 2005.

Tiles. Melaka 2015.

Woman with a walking stick. Melaka, Malaysia 2007.

River, Melaka 2015.

Motor cyclist. Melaka Malaysia 2005.Motor cyclist. Melaka Malaysia 2005.

Roof tops, Melaka 2015.

Motor cyclist. Melaka 2016.

Jonker Street. Melaka 2015.

River, Melaka 2015.

Night time. Melaka 2015.

Circular window. Melaka 2016.

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Liverpool Pride March Today

July 29, 2017

Today is the eighth annual Liverpool Pride March.

The theme for this years march is International Love, highlighting LGBT+ lives around the world. The theme coincides with the city’s wider 50 Summers of Love festival, which celebrates 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality. The March leaves St George’s Plateau outside the iconic St George’s Hall Liverpool at 12pm.

Participants are encouraged to gather from 10.30am and are advised that extra security checks will be in operation and checks will move much faster if participants arrive without bags.

As always, the festival coincides with the anniversary of murdered gay teenager Michael Causer, who tragically lost his life on 2 August 2008.

Liverpool Pride was specifically created in Michael’s memory in 2010 as a community response and a positive way to celebrate his life, while empowering the LGBT+ communities.

The Liverpool Pride March will be led by members of Michael Causer’s family. Below are photographs from last years Liverpool Pride March.

Liverpool Pride 2016