The controllers

A good number of years ago my wife and I visited St. Petersburg. We were appalled to see the pitiful state of the many beggars, many of them crippled. Our guide later told us, that they were run and controlled by the local Mafia who took most of their daily earnings in return for near subhuman accommodation and something to eat.
This scene outside Copenhagen central station reminded me of that situation. I have no reason to believe, that the men in leather jackets were controllers, but the difference in their dress and stance was noticeable.
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Camera Fuji X100S

Analogue on the train

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Camera Coolpix P310

Remonstrating

This fellow didn’t like me photographing.
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Camera Fuji X100S

Motorized vagabonds

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Camera Fuji X100S

The Photographer

Today I walked in Copenhagen with my Fuji round my neck. This guy was sitting on a bench drinking a beer and a further supply in a plastic bag next to him. As I passed he asked me if it was a Leica. I stopped and talked to him.
As it turned out he used to be a well known and prize winning photographer and film maker. How the mighty have fallen. Very sad.
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Camera Fuji X100S

Something special for the wife

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Camera Nikon D700

Waiting

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Camera Fuji X100S

Travellers in Copenhagen

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Camera Nikon D70

A Bloomsbury shop

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Camera Fuji X100S

Power to the people

From a Protest march some years back. A number of young arnarchists took part.
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Camera Nikon D300