Lily Allen (Photo: David Titlow) cats an apron and washing-up gloves

an apron and washing-up gloves attached to a mannequin

and despite the weather and moving people it is perfectly composed and exposed

The afternoon sun casts elegant long shadows in a clearing at Westonbirt Arboretum

People seem to care more about the plight of pandas than everyday creatures such as ants and bees

along with acrobats

Lily Allen (Photo: David Titlow) cats an apron and washing-up glovesFame, family, failure, being stalked, getting low, getting high: nothing is off limits in Lily Allens memoir My Thoughts Exactly. She explained why in her 2018 Weekend magazine interview with Sophie Heawood. Issue 15 09 2018. Specifications Presented on museum grade C Type matt photographic paper stock Guaranteed archival quality for 100+ years 30x40cm print size, dimensions include border for easy framing Delivered to your door, supplied unframed