Through a tourist's eyes

Last night, at 8.30 on the dot, I met my friend Min at the "London by Night" bus stop in Victoria armed with a bottle of wine, a couple of glasses, a picnic and a camera. It was a warm, summer's evening and as we sat upstairs in the open top bus, disguised as tourists. And listening to the (genuinely!) hilarious guide, we watched London transform as the mood magically shifted from dusk to night. I took lots of pictures but I've selected these few because they convey something of the atmosphere of the evening - the luminosity of the London nightscape; and the joy and anticipation of a city enjoying it's Saturday night. www.london-by-night.net

Coffee, hair and make-up

Lili and the girls practice hair and make-up in preparation for the Habesha Fashion Show - a night of modern and traditional Ethiopian culture - on 22 August, 2009 at the Camden Centre, Judd Street, WC1H.

Hair and make-up by Lili Assefa. Filmed and edited by Richard Wilson. Double click image for full view.

HAMLET to be? or not to be?

A young and devoted priest, fresh out of theological college, is confronted with the first major test to his faith. Double click image for full view.

REHEARSING - for Habesha Fashion Show

Rehearsals begin for the Habesha Fashion Show - a night of modern and traditional Ethiopian culture - on 22 August, 2009 at the Camden Centre, Judd Street, WC1H. Double click image for full view.