thames barrier park is a modernist park design which combines formal modernist geometric topiary with wildflower meadows. the hedged ‘wave’ feature, and dancing fountain, nod to the area’s dockland past. you can visit from the docklands light railway, floating pontoon station, next to london city airport. the park also overlooks the monumental thames flood barrier.

at least two reasons to visit the amazing aeolian islands off the coast of sicily

that’s what pacific means; ‘peaceful’. we all know now, in the most horrific way, just how far from peaceful this ocean can be. they’re a resourceful bunch, the people of japan, and they’ll rebuild. they’re good at that, japan; re-building. they’ve had a lot of practice. they’ll need it.

these pictures were taken in 2009 at toba, on the ise peninsula, in mie prefecture

ro-ten-bu-ro ろてんぶろ from ken edwards on Vimeo.

part of a series of short experimental videos. i see these as an extension of my photography; still images which happen to have movement.

filmed at ‘the earth’; a contemporary onsen on the ise peninsula, not far from toba city, in mie prefecture, japan.

you can find more of my little films at vimeo — not sure where i’m going with these, but it’s fun.