The blue lagoon, Iceland

Eyewitness

Marble quarries
Carrara, Italy

Mondello's beach
Palermo, Italy

Iceland

Olive harvesting,
Italy

1 year after the earthquake that hit L'Aquila in Italy.
Although all the people are accommodated into houses
the situation is far to be fixed

Naples, Italy

The Colosseum, Rome

Lisbon

Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
London

Oktoberfest
Munich, Germany

Inside a shop in Madrid

Tallinn, Estonia

The Blue Mosque at dawn, Istanbul

Funfair
Munich, Germany

Lomowall, London

Olive harvesting,
Italy

A summer day inside the As Roma football club,
Rome, Italy

A celebration to the Routemaster buses,
Trafalgare Square, London

Sguero di San Trovaso
Venice, Italy

Calabria, South of Italy

Life in the shade of Grenfell Tower. Lina lives on the 20th and top floor of Whitstable Tower, just opposite Grenfell Tower, where on June 14th 2017, 71 people lost their life.

“We never really noticed the tower before,” Lens says, “but now you can’t not look at it. I kept waking up that night, but it was only at 6.30am that I went into the kitchen. My window was open and I heard a helicopter, looked out and screamed.”

Whitstable House and the a40, Westway, at dusk as seen from a balcony of Dixon House

Rama is one of the resident of Whitstable.
German born, son of Polish refugees. he has been living in Whitstable with his wife for many years.

Inside the Maxilla Club run by Joe Walsh and his parents Albert and Margaret Walsh (in the pic)

Inside Rama's kitchen in Whitstable.
His wife put the curtain up to avoid constantly looking at Grenfell.
In the pic Thomas, 8, Rama's nephew

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Vatican florists are responsible for all the flower displays within the city. They have greenhouses for growing plants, and share quarters with the gardening team.

On the poster Totti, the most famous footballer in Rome

a nun is walking inside St Peter's

Swiss Guards marching just outside the basilica of St Peter heading back to their headquarter.

Swiss Guards have a 2am curfew and a required to shave each day. They all have Swiss citizenship and send up to 3 years on duty in the Vatican

Suor Rita, Marta, Elvira and Adelaide inside the Sacristy of St Peter ironing the garments for the clergy and for the Pope

Inside the Sacristy of San Giovanni in Laterano. Suor Rita is preparing the garments the clergy will wear during the ceremony for the opening of the Holy Door of San Giovanni in Laterano
Nun Rita is 90 years old and been at the service of the Vatican for over 50 years

Inside the Sacristy of San Giovanni in Laterano. Moments after the end of the ceremonies the clergy returns the garments wore

Early morning. Moments before another solemn ceremony a cardinal rests in front of the Holy Door

Early morning inside St Peter's in front of the grave of Pope John Paul II and senior clergymen are dressed and waiting for the beginning of another grand ceremony

Pope Francis walk inside St Peter after the end of a solemn Mass

Inside the Apostolic palace, moneys before the diplomats will walk the corridor to meet the Pope for the official greeting of the new year

Inside the Apostolic Palace. Two Swiss Guards are standing inside the Prima Loggia

The Pope and his closest team walking in the Prima Loggia inside the Apostolic Palace to go to meet the Diplomatic Corps for the traditional exchange of new year greetings

The Tratta is the day that open the Palio. 4 days before the actual race.
40 horses run around the Campo. Only 10 get picked by the different Captains.
Through a lottery, the 10 selected horses get given to each Contrada. Some horses are better than others and the Campo knows it. The "Barbaresco" is in charge to pick the horse and bring it back to the Contrada. Only in that moment the Captain and i Mangini (his deputies) start contacting the jockeys.
Once the jockey has agreed, he arrives in the Contrada and kept in a secured place for 4 days and escorted 24h a day.

People from Lupa celebrate as they believe their have been given a good horse

From the 13th of August in the afternoon and till the 16th morning there are two test run a day.

Here are the photos from the approach to the square.
The Contradiaioli follows the horse as they parade and gather from the different part of Siena into the Pizza del Campo, (the square where they run the Palio)

Contrada Pantera in the image

Kids from Pantera looking at their horse

The horse of the Giraffa going back to the stable

The stable of the Contrada Pantera

Members of the Contrada Pantera wearing the official uniforms in the colours of the Contrada for the Historical Parade before the Palio

The horse that will run the Palio di Siena for the Pantera is blessed inside the Chiesa (church) of the Contrada Pantera.
In the picture the jockey Giosue' Carboni, aka Carburo (with the colourful jacket) is holding the horse. Next to him the Captain of the Pantera Marco Antichi and the Priore Albino Pasquale Colella (please publish the names wherever is possible)

kids in the Contrada Giraffa

Stable of the Contrada Giraffa

The Passeggiata Storica (historical parade)
just before the actual start of the race in the piazza del Campo

The horse of the Tartuca

La Mossa is the name of the starting line

The horse of Contrada Aquila

Tension is building up moment before the beginning of the race

Tension is building up moment before the beginning of the race

Final lap, the Lupa passes the Drago and finish first

celebration

Jonatan Bartoletti aka Scompiglio celebrating the victory of the Palio and his place on history having won his second Palio on a row and in the same year (2016), something that did;t happen since 1933

Horse: Preziosa Penelope, 8 years old.

Gilbert and George
photographed in their house in London

Amos Oz is an Israeli writer, novelist, journalist and intellectual.
He is also a professor of literature at Ben-Gurion University in Beersheba

photographed inside Islington Assembly Hall

Tracey Emin
photographed in Margate

Sarah Lucas
photographed at the Biennale 2015
Venice

Jane Freud in her studio

Don McCullin
photographed in his house

Nick Hornby in his studio in London

Duncan Campbell - Turner prize winner 2014
photographed in the Tate Britain

Elif Shafak, writer

Jake Chapman in his studio

Sebastian Barry - writer

Irvine Welsh
writer

Xiaolu Guo
Writer

Rolf Sachs,
artist, designer in his studio

Francis Upritchard
Artist, photographer in her studio in London

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

Every person landed is supply with a number and the date of the arrive

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

Queueing for breakfast. the centre guest over 800 people.

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

Queueing for breakfast. the centre guest over 800 people.

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

men dormitory

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa's boats graveyeard

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa's boats "graveyard".
MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

Lampedusa's boats "graveyard".
MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

Before going to the dump, the bigger boat has to be destroyed at the port.
This boat has landed on the 17th bringing 376 migrants to Italy.

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

the men are kept in a diferent area form the women and under-age. The people once identified (after few days) are waiting to be called to depart to other Cpt.

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

the men are kept in a diferent area form the women and under-age. The people once identified (after few days) are waiting to be called to depart to other Cpt.

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

the men are kept in a diferent area form the women and under-age. Toward the coach that bring them to the airport

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

Some Somali playing football in front of the women and minor dormitory

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre).

After maximum 3 days they should leave to other destination.
Ready to depart to other CPT in Italy

MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre)
MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Lampedusa CPSA, holding centre (first aid centre)
MSF is located in Lampedusa since 2002 operating a medical triage and first aid on the dock just after the migrants land.
In the last 3 years more than 50000 people arrived on board of more than 700 boats.
Only from January 2008 more than 6500 people landed in Lampedusa on more than 100 boats and rubber boats.
All the boats come from Libia after a journey that last between 2 and 4 days. Of course this is just the last leg of a migration that sometimes last years.
around 60% come from Maghreb, 18% east africa, 15 west africa and the rest from Subcontinental Indian and middle east.
Once landed those migrants are identified by the police and kept inside the cpsa (centro primo soccorso accoglienza)(first aid centre) for few days to be than redirected into other centre where they can stay longer and have their future decided. Some of them get the asylum and other are sent back home.

UNHCR estimates in 2007 roughly 25-30% of those arrived in Italy by sea submitted applications for asylum. more than 14000 asylum applications were submitted in Italy in 2007. roughlu 65% of the latter were granted a form of protection (refugee status or so-called humanitarian protection) in 2007

Rosarno.
L'attesa per il lavoro. Gli emigrati in fila dall'alba sperando che qualcuno abbia bisogno della loro manovalanza nei campi.

Rosarno.
Fabbrica occupata.
Samia, dal ghana, ha avuto un incidente di macchina e ha un ginocchio sofferente. E' senza lavoro da varie settimane

1st factory squatted by migrant in Rosarno

Rosarno.
Fabbrica occupata.

1st factory squatted by migrant in Rosarno

Rosarno.
Fabbrica occupata.
Tornati alla fabbrica senza aver trovato lavoro per la giornata

Rosarno.
Fabbrica occupata.
Tornati alla fabbrica senza aver trovato lavoro per la giornata

1st factory squatted by migrant in Rosarno

1st factory squatted by migrant in Rosarno

1st factory squatted by migrant in Rosarno, Calabria

The MSF clinic in Rosarno

Rosarno.
squatted factory.

another factory squatted by migrants in Rosarno, Calabria

migrants from Ivory cost arrived just a week ago squatting in the orange grove

night time in the 1st factory squatted by migrant in Rosarno

Rosarno.
Inside the squatted factory at night
Il van riporta alcuni lavoratori alla fabbrica.
Si accendono i fuochi per preparare la cena

Inside the squatted centre where migrants have been previous living and sheltered.

Lag BaOmer is a traditional Jewish holiday. By somebody is interpreted as the anniversary of death

Lag BaOmer is a traditional Jewish holiday. By somebody is interpreted as the anniversary of death. The picture has been taken in London, off Cazenove Rd and is part of a bigger project I'm developing with Hackney Museum about the road and its surroundings. Cazenove rd sum up the multiculturalism of the city, where within one road there ia a Mosque, a Synagoge, a Gay bar, plus the typical charity shop, the second hand shop, the art gallery, the organic shop etc etc...

Lag BaOmer is a traditional Jewish holiday. By somebody is interpreted as the anniversary of death. The picture has been taken in London, off Cazenove Rd and is part of a bigger project I'm developing with Hackney Museum about the road and its surroundings. Cazenove rd sum up the multiculturalism of the city, where within one road there ia a Mosque, a Synagoge, a Gay bar, plus the typical charity shop, the second hand shop, the art gallery, the organic shop etc etc...

Lag BaOmer is a traditional Jewish holiday. By somebody is interpreted as the anniversary of death. The picture has been taken in London, off Cazenove Rd and is part of a bigger project I'm developing with Hackney Museum about the road and its surroundings. Cazenove rd sum up the multiculturalism of the city, where within one road there ia a Mosque, a Synagoge, a Gay bar, plus the typical charity shop, the second hand shop, the art gallery, the organic shop etc etc...

Rabbi Gluck

the daughter of the Rabbi Gluck

the beginning of Cazenove road

Taylor Swift

Jimmy Cliff
Strawberry Hill, Jamaica

Metronomy

John Cale
artist and founding member of the Velvet Underground in Venice

Steven Isserlis

George Melly

Kelly Jones
Stereophonics

Kelly Jones
Stereophonics

Akon

Ernie Ranglin
in his studio
in Ochio Rios, Jamaica

Kaki King

Jason Pierce

Es Devlin

Shaggy

Laura Mvula

Adele, singer

Suede frontman
Brett Anderson
at The Ministry of Sound - London

Nile Rogers
photographed at Glastonbury

Bootleg Beatles
Photographed at the Brighton Centre

Saskia Reeves, actress
photographed in the Barbican

Will Gompertz

Marie O'riordan,
editor of Marie Claire

Joe Wright, director

John Hannah,
actor

Deborah Warner,
director of theatre and opera

Peter Bowker,
playwright and screenwriter

Harriet Walter,
actress

Cary Elwes
actor

Lily Cole,
model

Carrie Cracknell,
theatre director

Mark Gatiss,
actor

Rupert Goold,
Artistic Director of the
Almeida Theatre

Victoria Derbyshire, BBC Presenter
at the BBC Broadcasting House

Enrico Mentana,
Italian tv news presenter

Alan Rusbridger,
editor-in-chief of The Guardian

Joseph Morpurgo - comedian photographed in the second handi vinyls shop Lucky Seven, in stoke newington church St (would be nice if we can mention the name the shop)

Francis Martin Patrick "Frankie" Boyle is a Scottish comedian and writer, well known for his pessimistic and often controversial sense of humour.

Richard Bacon,
tv presenter

Heston Blumenthal,
chef

Col Tim Spicer

Boris Johnson
inside the underground RAF Operation Room from which the Hurricane&Spitfire squadrons were controlled during the Battle of Britain 1939-1946

Chuka Umunna, labour politician
photographed in his Streatham constituency

Chuka Umunna, labour politician
Streatham constituency

lord Peter Goldsmith

Tessa Jowell, Labour Party

Elizabeth Louise "Liz" Kendall is a British Labour Party politician who has been the Member of Parliament for Leicester West since 2010. On 10 May 2015, she announced she would stand for the leadership of her party.

Zac Goldsmith

Jeremy Hunt

Greg Clarke

Ken Livingstone

Ken Livingstone

Sir Philip Roy Hampton
chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland

Cristiana Collu
former Mart director

Lucrezia Reichlin

Cristiana Olevano
Rice producer

Cristiana Olevano
Rice producer

Elena Panteoni
Organic wine producer

Valentina Saffiott
Manager

Mario Balotelli, footballer

Mario Balotelli, footballer

Gianfranco Zola, footballer

Martin Castrogiovanni, Rugby player

Simon Davies, footballer

Vanessa Mae, skier and musician

Chris Froome, Cyclist

José Riga, football manager

Andrea Bargnani, basket player

Luca Dotto, swimmer

I'm Hackney
Homerton

Born here

I'm Hackney
Homerton

Alysha Joseph (31) with her 9 months daughter
born in Trinidad
lived in Hackney for 10 years

I'm Hackney
Homerton

Mrs. Swollen (80)
from Ireland
17 years in Hackney

I'm Hackney
Hackney Central

Milda Kuasausk Iene (7)
From Lituania
Lived in Hackney, 1 year

I'm Hackney
Hackney Central

Peter (54)
Born in Montserat in the Caribbean,
Lived in Hackney for 53 years
homeless

I'm Hackney
Hackney Central

Kaye (18)
Born in Hackney

I'm Hackney
Hackney South

Colin Roy Todd (34)
Born in Mansfield, Uk
lived in Hackney for 3 years,
Illustrator

I'm Hackney
Hackney South

Michael (40)
Born and Bride in Hackney

I'm Hackney
Hackney South

Sarah Lugue (32) and Winston Francis (37)
She is from Spain and lived year for 1 year.
Born in Newham and lived in Hackney for 3 years

I'm Hackney
Hackney South

Vito (35
Italian, lived in Hackney for 7 years.
Student

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Simon Charles Randal (42)
From Leicestershire, lived in Hackney for 7 years.

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Anthony (19)
Born and bride in Hackney

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Eroll (61)
Born and bride in Hackney
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From Spain
moved to Hackney 1 month ago

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Veie Knight (54)
From Barbados
Lived in Hackney 4 years

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Tony (47) and Jake Wilkinson
From Leeds
Lived in Hackney, 17 years

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Dillon Archer (49)
From Hackney
masseuse

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Irene (60) and Tayler (3)
from hackney

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Jeanette Harman (68)
from North Hampton
Lived in Hackney all her life

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Tu (22)
from Sweden
10 months in Hackney
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Tara Stout (40)
from Uk
21 years in Hackney
journalist

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Z. Jacob (87)
from Antigua
60 years in Hackney

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Ka-sh (57)
from Ghana
20 years in Hackney
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Violeta Durand (30)
from Argentina
2 years in Hackney
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Amal (9)
from Mogadiscio, Somalia
3 days in Hackney

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Danny (45), Leonard (51) and Daddy
from Jamaica
Danny from 21 years in Hackney, Leonard from 1 and Daddy from 30 years

chef (leonard)

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Greg Hall (31)
from Hampshire
31 years in Hackney

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Tania Houghton (27)
she is from Norwick
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Photographer

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Frank (54) Rosie (45)
He's Born in italy, she is from Uk
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Amanda Maroulis (41)
she is from Uk
Lived in Hackney 24 years
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Egle (23)
Born in Lithuania
Lived in Hackney 1 year

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Nachman (28)
born in Israel
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Y. Weiss and family

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born in Hackney
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November 2006. Time for olives harvest.
Olive trees in Acconia di Curinga,
Catanzaro,
Italy

Hove

Edna Bulles

Robert Green

Beryl Elrith Joseph

Ian Haymlyin

Dolly O'Brien

Helen Pottock

Joan Henchy

Lawrence Campbell

Ronald Silrold

Laura Howard

Margaret (Peggy) Smith

Marie Smith-Laing

Megane O'Brien

Rufus Sealy

Willie Millar

Peggy Eileen Jacobs

Jizo Bosatsu within the Kiyomizu temple in Kyoto.
Jizo is believed to watch over and protect children in the afterlife.
The bibs are placed on the statues by those who have lost children.

Hackney WIck,
di fronte al villaggio olimpico

The Olympic Park

Hackney Wick.
L'opera di Anish Kapoor

Stratford.
Westfield shopping centre

The Chap Olympiad

umbrella jousting

V&A
London Design Week

V&A
Raphael - Tapestries

V&A
Raphael - Tapestries

V&A
Grace Kelly

V&A
London Design Week

V&A
London Design Week

V&A
London Design Week

V&A
London Design Week

The Chap Olympiad

umbrella jousting

The Chap Olympiad

umbrella jousting

V&A

V&A

Mercado de liniers, Mataderos, Buenos Aires

Mataderos is the site of the 34 hectares (84 acres) Mercado de Liniers (the National Cattle Ranchers' Market), established in 1900, where up to 50,000 cattle are sold weekly to supply the beef market for the Greater Buenos Aires areaMercado de liniers, Mataderos, Buenos Aires

Mataderos is the site of the 34 hectares (84 acres) Mercado de Liniers (the National Cattle Ranchers' Market), established in 1900, where up to 50,000 cattle are sold weekly to supply the beef market for the Greater Buenos Aires area

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Villa Adriana,
TivoliVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

Il Canopo

Villa Adriana,
TivoliVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

Il Canopo

Villa Adriana,
Tivoli

Villa Adriana,
TivoliVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

Il Canopo

Villa Adriana,
TivoliVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

Quadriportico con peschiera e Tivoli sullo sfondo

Villa Adriana,
TivoliVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

il bacino di acqua all'interno della villaVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

Il Pecile con la grande piscina centrale

Villa Adriana,
TivoliVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

L'eretto come modello, 4 statue di cariatideVilla Adriana,
Tivoli

L'eretto come modello, 4 statue di cariatidi rinvenute a Villa Adriana

Colosseo

Visto dalle terrazze del Vittoriano

Colosseo

Visto dal Campidoglio, attraverso i Fori Romani

Colosseo

Vista dal terzo livello

Colosseo

Colosseo

Vista dal terzo livello

Colosseo

Vista dal quinto livello

Colosseo

Vista dal quinto livello

Colosseo

vista dal Teatro di Venere, all'interno dei Fori Romani

Colosseo

vista dal Teatro di Venere, all'interno dei Fori Romani