Thanks to Gordon Coster for contributing this photo of the Cutty Sark.

The Nevada St Deli has become Heap’s Sausages and they are now making and selling a wide range of sausages in the shop. I bought six pork and caramelised red onion sausages which I’m looking forward to trying out tomorrow morning.

I love the view of the tower St Alfege church from Roan Street on days like today – a deep blue sky behind it and framed by the lush green trees.

Thanks to local MP, Nick Raynsford, for sharing this photo of a family of coots that he took on the Greenwich Peninsula. Nick’s photo has also appeared in weekly political magazine, The House.

Another of my photos on Sunday at the Old Royal Naval College.

Another photo of the ORNC taken during my photography workshop day with Fergus Noone – this time from across the river in Island Gardens.

I took this photo on Sunday whilst taking part in a one day photo workshop with local photographer, Fergus Noone, and digital imaging guru, Richard Riddick.

I joined Fergus and ten others at Richard’s DPC studio in Peyton Place where we were taught the basics of ISO, aperture and shutter speed settings. The aim of this was to understand how to take photos once moving your digital SLR off of the ‘Auto’ mode and into the previously intimidating world of manual settings!

We then strolled over to the Old Royal Naval College and through the foot tunnel to Island Gardens to put our new found knowledge to the test. It was great to get our work reviewed by the professionals throughout the tour and to benefit from their tips and suggestions for improvement.

Once back at the studio, we each selected our best photo, with help from Fergus, and then Richard showed us some of the post production magic he could do in Photoshop to further enhance them.

It was a really enjoyable day – I’d certainly recommend booking yourself on a future event if you’re interested in learning more about photography. The rest of the ‘best’ photos from the day can be found on Fergus’ Facebook page, along with his and Richard’s feedback, so do take a look.

Here’s a couple of behind the scenes photos I took on my phone during the day.