Posters On City Walls
I’ve always been fascinated by posters fixed to walls in cities. As they become weathered or torn by human intervention they become like organic collages.

Nurse passing posters, Whitechapel 1987

Posters in Chenai. India 2007

Posters urging support for the miners strike, Brick Lane 1984

Cinema posters on a wall in Chittagong, Bangladesh 2009

Newspapers on the wall, Dhaka Bangladesh c. 1996

Poster fragment on wall of empty shop, Athens 2005

Images fixed to the wall, Brick Lane 1999

Wall in Chennai, India 2007

Wall in Chennai, India 2007

Wall in Marrakech, 2005
Old Whitechapel In Black & White

Whitechapel c.1982

Whitechapel c.1982

Whitechapel c.1983

Whitechapel c.1983

Whitechapel c.1985

Whitechapel c.1985

Whitechapel c.1983

Whitechapel c.1985

Whitechapel c.1982

Whitechapel c.1985
The Magnificent Fading Light Of Shropshire
I’ve lived in England all my life but I only recently visited Shropshire. What a shame! These photographs were taken in the fading light before nightfall.

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016

Shropshire 2016
Collage From Photographs (3)

Photographs of Whitechapel with ink, acrylic & pencil

Photographs of Bangladesh & London with acrylic

Photographs of Bangladesh & Marrakech with ink & acrylic

Photographs of Whitechapel with acrylic & pencil

Photographs from Bangladesh & East London with acrylic

Photographs of Whitechapel with acrylic

Photographs of Marrakech, Liverpool & East London with ink

Photographs of Whitechapel with acrylic

Photographs of Whitechapel with acrylic

Photographs of Whitechapel & Liverpool
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Dockyard Doris At the Brick Lane Music Hall

Dockyard Doris at the Brick Lane music hall
This is one of my favourite blogs from 2010 and I am pleased to publish it again today.
I first saw Colin Devereaux performing at the Lord Hood pub in the early 1980’s. Off stage Colin was a quiet and sensitive man. On stage as Dockyard Doris he was an outrageous performer with a wide repertoire influenced by music hall traditions.
Colin regularly appeared in pantomimes and was a regular performer at the Brick Lane music hall set up by Vincent Hayes in the 1990’s.
These photographs were taken at the Brick Lane music hall in the mid 1990s. The music hall has now moved from Brick Lane to a magnificent Victorian church in Canning town. It is now the only fully functioning music hall venue in the UK.
Colin Devereaux had a thirty year career in show business which included radio and TV appearances. After a long fight with cancer he died in 2001 aged 50.
I recall visiting him in his home in the 1990’s in Stepney. He was extremely knowledgeable about the history of music hall and he viewed himself as part of that rich tradition.































