Flâneur or psychogeographer of the liminal space of the submerged memory-city? (h/t Tom Gauld)

A classically-coloured London pigeon watches over a partially eaten donut against the backdrop of a tarmac pavement showing significant technical debt

Small to large offices to let

A dated poster advertising office space to let on a boarded-up 80s vintage redbrick building

Prickly pear cactus in the Botanic Garden in Copenhagen

Prickly pear cactus with yellow blossom against grey rock

Late capitalism - it didn’t take a nuclear war

A woman in blue fatigues drinks Nuka-Cola to advertise Fallout merch on Amazon

A page from the calendar

A calendar page is taped to the glass of an office partition with a pile of office equipment in front

Of all the second languages Tower Hamlets Council would include in notices, German is most unexpected: only 2.1% of its population was born in Germany.

A black dumpster with a multilingual notice in English and German, and a Free Palestine sticker

The magic went away

A digital advertising screen shows an input error

Morning sky over Hackney Central station

Blue sky with wispy clouds and fading vapour trails above the modern Graham Road entrance to Hackney Central Station, the station name in the bold orange of the Overground

No train on the tracks

Traintracks past a Victorian railway building in hazy morning light

Crispy bagged salad

Colourful bags of salad haphazardly on the supermarket shelves