april 2005

	London Loop Bexley to Petts Wood, London Monument to William Willett (1857 - 1915), whose lengthy campaign finally led to the adoption of Daylight Saving Time or Summer time, at first as a wartime economy measure in 1916, the year after he died. The text plays on 'Horas non numero nisi serenas." (I count only hours that are serene), an ancient tag supposedly discovered by Hazlitt on a sundial near Venice.
	Linda crosses the Kyd Brook at Petts Wood, while Samuel examines the hollow oak.
	Railway footbridge, Petts Wood
		A typical suburban street in Petts Wood


		more pictures

january
february
march
april
may
june
july
august
september
october
november
december

2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999

some of my work gets put into nice organised websites.

this isn't meant to be like that, but you can see some of the rest at

london pictures
londons industrial history

and you can read what I think about photography at

>Re:PHOTO

All pictures on this section of the site are © Peter Marshall 2005;
to buy prints or for permission to reproduce pictures or to comment on this site, or for any other questions,

contact me

your comments may be added to the site - or not.
Payment may be waived for acceptable non-profit uses.

london diary

my london diary

London Loop