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@cowgumkid
Stephen May is an experienced commercial artist based in London.
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I Heart Soho See profile for links
Apollo Theatre Stage Door See profile for links
Tony’s See profile for links
Star See profile for links
L'Escargot See profile for links
Slow but Sure Plaster bust of George Gaudin riding a snail with the motto "Slow but Sure". See profile for links
L'Escargot L'Escargot was opened in 1927 by M. George Gaudin who came up with the idea of raising a supply of snails by farming them in the basement kitchen, famously making his the first restaurant in Great Britain to serve fresh snails. See profile for links
Ronnie Scott's Ronnie Scott together with Pete King opened his own London club in Gerrard Street in 1959. In 1965 it moved to its current location in Frith Street, only a short walk from the 'old place'. See profile for links
Just a Pure Caffeine Shot The Algerian Coffee Stores opened in 1887 and offers a choice of over 140 coffees and 200 teas from around the world, See profile for links
Algerian Coffee Stores The Algerian Coffee Stores opened in 1887 and offers a choice of over 140 coffees and 200 teas from around the world, See profile for links
Bar Italia John Logie Baird occupied the upper part of the building for about two years from August 1924 while conducting his early television experiments and first demonstrated the first television machine. See profile for links
The Black Friar Blackfriars named after the black habits worn by the Dominican Friars whose priory stood here. On its site is "The Black Friar" pub covered with mosaics and carvings of merry Friars. See profile for links
Patisserie Valerie During the Second World War the original Frith Street premises were bombed by the Luftwaffe and Madam Valerie subsequently set up shop around the corner in Old Compton Street, Soho. See profile for links
I Camisa Great old style delicatessen overflowing with a myriad of cheeses, olives, Italian sausages. Hams hang from the ceiling, and sawdust is scattered over the floor. See profile for links
Berwick Street Market See profile for links
Fire Escape See profile for links
Seven Dials Seven Dials reflected in Firetrap window See profile for links
James Smith & Sons Corner sign of James Smith & Son Whip Maker See profile for links
Phoenix Gardens See profile for links
Guitar Heaven Hanks Guitar Shop Denmark Street "The Supreme Court of Rock ' See profile for links
True Love Denmark Place leading to True Love Tattoo See profile for links
The Strength of Samson See profile for links
Briar Pipe Sign in doorway on the Strand S. Weingott & Sons Briar Pipe Manufacturers Strand See profile for links
Temple Bar Sherry Sign in doorway on the Strand for Temple Bar Sherry... not too dry... not too sweet See profile for links
Mary Queen of Scots Statue of Mary Queen of Scots Fleet Street London See profile for links
In Remembrance See profile for links
Friends of Friendless Churches St. Anne's Vestry Hall See profile for links
Joy Food Berwick Street Market, Soho See profile for links
Happy Halloween From ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggetty beasties and things that go bump in the night, may the Good Lord deliver us. See profile for links
GET THE LIZARD LOOK... graffiti on a Telephone box in Bow Street See profile for links
India House Elephant Capital over the doorway to India House Aldwych See profile for links
Bear Gardens Decaying canopy over shuttered entrance in Bear Gardens See profile for links
Dolphin lamp Dolphin lamp Victoria Embankment See profile for links
Crosses Win I can't remember the last time I saw anybody playing Noughts and Crosses See profile for links
I KNOW I HAVE LOST Another failed attempt to resist the "Theme Parkification" of the South Bank, London See profile for links
Strand Station Aldwych The last train carrying the general public left Aldwych on the evening of the 30th September 1994, just less than 87 years after being first opened to the public See profile for links
Warning Old Shipping Sign on Blackfriars Bridge See profile for links
Boundary Mark On the wall by the Watch House is the boundary mark of St. Clement Danes and St. Mary Le Strand. See profile for links
IT'S A FREE WORLD! See profile for links
