stories from the thames
A party cruise on the River Thames - September 2021
The Thames has been snaking through this land since humans have been walking it. But the way people have interacted with it is in constant change and motion, much like the river itself.
This project aims to document the relationship between the Thames and the people who walk its banks and sail its waters.
The blessing of the River Thames - January 2022
Millennium Bridge - January 2022
Children playing along the river - November 2021
Foreshore Beach - June 2022
Captain Simon Quail, Master Mariner, aboard the HQS Wellington - May 2022
Swans and seagulls feeding on bread slices - Windsor, January 2022
London Bridge - January 2022
The Prospect of Whitby pub - Wapping, February 2022
Blackfriars Bridge, November 2021
Rotherhithe, February 2022
Gallows outside the Prospect of Whitby - Wapping, February 2022
Jaime, a veteran mudlark, showing an old projectile found on the foreshore - January 2022
Water height markings, Rotherhithe - January 2023
Jason, a glassmaker from the US, collecting Victorian glass bottles - January 2022
Twickenham Rowing Club - December 2022
The ferry between Tilbury and Gravesend, manned by Dan and Jack - January 2023
Tilbury - January 2023
Alfie and Peter at the Tilbury ferry terminal - January 2023