Photo Hugh Ardoin
A schoolgirl waiting for the bus at World’s End Where symbols meet for better or worse The Monday ads offer high expectations That even the work from home may never reach Reality is the first victim of inflation Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Close encounters of the third type The perks of Street Photography Young beauty fluttering before the lens Like a beautiful dreamy moth around the spotlights Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
The Sunday Messenger resting on a bench When you have no wall for the writing You tattoo your message on your skin At times of uncertain identity The messages may vary Life readings are always mysterious Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Going around Piccadilly Circus on a Saturday night The crowd was restive and the traffic heavy Looking for an angle to illustrate the mood The light of her eyes appeared like the sun Between the clouds of the crowd and a passing car Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
London is a jungle Better make friends with the animals Such is the life on the wild side of Piccadilly Every Saturday night is special Never ready for the Monkey Mondays Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Saturday Night on a leash Whomever you meet in London Chinatown Hold back your dogs we only came here for a bite Saturday Nights are always special… Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Saturday Night fairies on London streets only Club-hoppers patrolling Piccadilly flashing all the way The unmistakable uniform of the London party goers Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Young beauties cruising on Saturday Night Desperados of the Happy Hour all smiles and spirits Selfies and drinks while the boys spin their wheels The night is long yet always too short Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Saturday Night Fever for the Horsepower Players My kingdom for five hundred horses Taking the Princess for a ride The frogs and toads Left for dead in the moat… Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery