Portraits 04

Alexandra

What she said, what she meant
What she said, what she meant
A woman stands inside a London telephone box, viewed through its glazed door, the word TELEPHONE lettered on the panel above.

Talk about it

A woman's face seen through the scratched, grid-glazed window of a telephone box, looking downward, the street faintly reflected in the panes.

Ten minutes before

A woman with short dark hair in a black sleeveless dress stands in an open doorway, one hand raised against the painted frame, looking out towards the camera.

Come in

A woman in a black leather jacket stands with arms crossed below the dome and west front of St Paul's Cathedral, looking to one side.

Strength and St. Paul's

A woman reaches up to touch a lettered ceramic memorial tablet on a tiled wall, turning to look back over her shoulder towards the camera.

Sacrifice

A woman in a white vest top and jeans leans against an ornate red-painted iron bridge railing, looking to one side; office buildings rise behind her.

Bridge pause

A woman in a black leather jacket sits beside a stone plinth, looking upward, flowers and a garden behind her.

Eyes up

A woman in a coral one-shoulder top sits at a corner table in a pub, holding a glass with her chin resting on her hand; etched mirrors, fairy lights and a brass lamp surround her.

After all

A woman sits alone at a wooden table outside a shopfront, holding a cigarette and looking upward; a lighter rests on the table.

Break before

A woman in a black dress and heels sits on a tyre swing in a bare playground, legs extended, gazing upward.

Swing dreams

A woman in a black dress sits on a tyre swing, holding both chains and looking towards the camera.

At play