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London men’s toilet
Finding Comfort in the Unlikely: This snapshot captures a London pub toilet, a space that, for many, may seem unremarkable. Yet, as a disabled individual, using public toilets has been a challenge for me, specifically due to my need for a quiet environment—an essential for my comfort.
During my time in London, we made a ritual of visiting this pub daily, enjoying a drink. Over time, something extraordinary happened: I found comfort in using the restroom at this place. The photo showcases the cubicle of the pub, where I intentionally played with the lighting. By bending the light, I created an atmosphere that, coupled with the confidence from a bit of liquid courage, allowed me to navigate this everyday experience more comfortably.
It’s a small story, but it speaks to the power of transforming seemingly ordinary spaces into welcoming havens, highlighting the importance of inclusivity in our surroundings.
Through a disabled persons Eye.
The unknown
This photo is of my garden when I was building my raised beds, and I have played with the colors to achieve this effect.
This one is of a water container at the farm I like this one as it was very frosty and the frost crystals showed all the colors
These ones are from my flat window on a frosty morning you can see in the first picture how the frost is cleaning on to the window and then I played with the colors to make these other pictures it’s like I’m going through a wormhole
Forsythia Goldrush in my garden
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