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April 30, 2011

Street Party….Deptford Style

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Deptford Street Party @ the Deptford Project – 29 April 2011.

Tea dancing, live music, the Deptford photo archive, market stalls and street theatre organised by Tá Na Deptford.

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Tags: Alternative, Arts and Entertainment, Deptford, Deptford Project, Deptford X, England, Lewisham, London, Royal Wedding, Street Party, Street Photography, Ta Na, Tea Party, Urban

April 28, 2011

Just in case you haven’t had your overload of all the Royal Wedding mania – today, I was working spitting distance from Westminster Abbey which was a sight to behold before tomorrow’s spectacle. What possesses people to camp outside for days, in a now COLD April, for such events? Maybe the same thing that that drives me to take photos of other people’s washing lines(?) although you won’t catch me camping outside to do that! Guess it makes for a interesting (10 minute) photo opportunity.

Tomorrow, the alternative wedding celebration….

Kate Middleton and Prince Harry Stop by Westminster Abbey One Day Before Royal Wedding (popsugar.com)
The Beckhams Head to the Royal Wedding! (popsugar.com)
Royal Fanatic Becomes First to Camp Outside London’s Westminster Abbey for Wedding (foxnews.com)
Royal wedding: Kate Middleton arrives at Westminster Abbey for last rehearsal (mirror.co.uk)
“The Best Gossip About Kate Middleton and Prince William From the Abundant Royal-Wedding Books” and related posts (nymag.com)

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Tags: April 2011, Bank Holiday, England, English, Kate Middleton, London, Prince William of Wales, Royal family, Royal Wedding, Street Photography, UK, Union Jack, Weddings, Westminster Abbey

January 10, 2011

Website UPDATED!

LUNGS: London's Greenspaces - Battersea Park, 2010.

So to start the new year, I have updated my website. You can view my new ‘greenspaces’ project and 5 new ‘fine art’ categories at www.traceyfahy.com.

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Tags: England, Greenspaces, Greenwich, Greenwich Park, London, LUNGS, News

December 26, 2010

Season’s Greetings

Christmas Day, Bedfordshire, 2010.

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Tags: Bedfordshire, Christmas Day, Dunstable, England, Night, Street Photography, Surburbs

December 2, 2010

What is England?

Fifth category ‘Urban’ images now online at www.whatisengland.co.uk – just click on ‘Urban’. This is my entry for Bedfordshire.

Marsh Farm Estate, Luton, Bedfordshire, 2010.

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Tags: Bedfordshire, England, News, Urban, What is England?

October 9, 2010

Cycling in the New Forest

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New Forest National Park, Hampshire 2010.

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Tags: autumn, colour, cycling, England, Favourites, Hampshire, Landscapes, National park, New Forest, Parks, photoshoot, Travel and Tourism, Trees

September 21, 2010

AUTUMN

Battersea Park, London, 2010.

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Tags: autumn, Battersea Park, colour, England, Equinox, Landscapes, London, orange, seasons, Specimens, Trees

September 1, 2010

What is England?

Fourth category ‘Play’ images now online at www.whatisengland.co.uk – just click on ‘Play’. This is my entry for Bedfordshire.

Dunstable Regionals – London Gliding Club, Bedfordshire 2010.

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Tags: Bedfordshire, Dunstable, Dunstable Downs, England, Landscapes, London Gliding Club, What is England?

August 26, 2010

Photoshoot in Queen’s Wood

These photos are from yesterday’s very rainy shoot in Queen’s Wood, Highgate with ballerina & model Holly Owst and styled by Miss Peelpants @ Vintage-a-Peel (thank you ladies for doing such a fab job and enduring the torrential rain).