Denise is at the Notting Hill Carnival. She loves the diversity of the crowd, there's even a Pearly King swaying to the music - old London meets new London. This is where everyone can just let go....
We're getting 24 hour news coverage of the war in Iraq, which feels like Big Brother to Rod. As he turns over he sees programmes like It Ain't Half Hot Mum and M*A*S*H. This war is a strange and...
Rebecca and Susan like a Lomo picture of a couple of friends - they look really happy with big smiles on their faces. Perhaps they're sisters? It makes them feel as if they're the friends in the...
Jennifer looks at a Lomo photo of a swimming pool. She particularly likes the big trees which look like they've been there a long time. There's also a good sense of space. But she doesn't like the...
Omar is a young artist who finds inspiration in the urban landscape of East London. As the race to build the 2012 Olympics gets underway, Omar fears that he like many other artists may not feel the...
Valerie likes a Lomo photo of a funfair - the contrast of the colours and the darkness. It reminds her of the excitment of childhood, the times that you ran fast for the enjoyment of it, the...
The sight of daffodils in the park outside her flat reminds Connie of the Wordsworth poem she learnt at school. She can still recite it from memory. The strange thing is that, growing up in...
Sue's the head of a primary school in Islington who wants the best for her pupils. She's had a graffiti problem to deal with recently - but this is graffiti with a difference...
