Lucy, wearing an assortment of old stuff, mostly picked up from a recent trip to South America actually, on Commercial Road, Spitalfields. She is currently a student in Edinburgh.
hey jill sorry i havent stopped by in a while! lacking spare time at the minute! Great photo! I hope you dont mind me asking but im saving for an SLR camera to experiment with but have no idea what make or model would be good for a complete novice. wanted to get your advice? magpie-girl.blogspot.com xx
love the simplicity :) i need to start exploring spitalfields more! its shameful because i'm a londoner born and bred but have never really explored the east. what shops/cafes/places would you recommend? xoxo
Thank your all for your lovely comments! Vicki good to hear from you @ any time ; ) will email you when I have a bit more time later today, but the one I got is great - it's a USED Canon E0S 30D (I forget what we paid, it wasn't terribly expensive, but still felt a lot for a used camera: but people who knew their cameras recommended it). I still had to buy new lenses, tho, and the CAMERA CAFE (near the British Museum) - who are brilliant guys - sold me a new 50mm EF because he said it's the closest to having the film effect I still prefer from my dad's vintage 60s Pentax.
So much for the short version!
Geisharock: there's a great cool little pizza place near Truman Brewery called 'Story Deli' - basically the best thing is to go right to Spitalfield's Market on a Friday (less crowded than Sunday) - also St John's Bread & Wine is my favourite place to eat or for great coffee on Commercial Road.. there's tons of great eating/hanging out places, oh and for brands you can't beat All Saints on the corner of Commercial Road - and the whole Truman Brewery development area is great fun.
I tend to forget how wonderful it is East, because we live in South Ken & everything is right here - Chelsea, Notting HIll is so close.. but it's really easy by tube, and I'm so glad once I'm there. It's changing so fast!
She looks Kate Hudson to me. Love her jacket.
ReplyDeleteYou're right!!! What was I thinking? Now I"m going to have to change the title.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'll just change the text.
Thanks for visiting, PD! Just got in, I'm due for a visit to your lovely blog any minute...
those shoes are off thehook!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteshe's really cool :))
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Ohmigosh you could not be more right. She does look totally Chloe Sevigny in this photograph. Fabulous shot! :)
ReplyDeletehey jill sorry i havent stopped by in a while! lacking spare time at the minute! Great photo! I hope you dont mind me asking but im saving for an SLR camera to experiment with but have no idea what make or model would be good for a complete novice. wanted to get your advice?
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Good call on the Chloe. She really does look like her-- and that's no toss-away compliment. I love Chloe's style.
ReplyDeleteshe looks like a cross between kate hudson and chloe... how cute is she?!
ReplyDeletewaow, she is pretty....
ReplyDeletelove the simplicity :) i need to start exploring spitalfields more! its shameful because i'm a londoner born and bred but have never really explored the east. what shops/cafes/places would you recommend? xoxo
ReplyDeletelove her hair matcing with the fur of jacket!;)
ReplyDeleteThank your all for your lovely comments! Vicki good to hear from you @ any time ; ) will email you when I have a bit more time later today, but the one I got is great - it's a USED Canon E0S 30D (I forget what we paid, it wasn't terribly expensive, but still felt a lot for a used camera: but people who knew their cameras recommended it). I still had to buy new lenses, tho, and the CAMERA CAFE (near the British Museum) - who are brilliant guys - sold me a new 50mm EF because he said it's the closest to having the film effect I still prefer from my dad's vintage 60s Pentax.
ReplyDeleteSo much for the short version!
Geisharock: there's a great cool little pizza place near Truman Brewery called 'Story Deli' - basically the best thing is to go right to Spitalfield's Market on a Friday (less crowded than Sunday) - also St John's Bread & Wine is my favourite place to eat or for great coffee on Commercial Road.. there's tons of great eating/hanging out places, oh and for brands you can't beat All Saints on the corner of Commercial Road - and the whole Truman Brewery development area is great fun.
I tend to forget how wonderful it is East, because we live in South Ken & everything is right here - Chelsea, Notting HIll is so close.. but it's really easy by tube, and I'm so glad once I'm there. It's changing so fast!
Again: thank you all. Will visit you all soon! xx
love her style! great picture
ReplyDeletexoxo,
coco