I have been a huge fan of Tim Walker's work for a good few
years now, it all started when I choose to explore the theme of fantasy for my
A level photography. So when I saw that Somerset House were hosting an
exhibition of his work I knew I had to go. The exhibition is amazing, it
combines props, photographs and words beautifully to show the audience a real insight to
him and how he goes about producing his work. I've never been to an exhibition
where I have felt like I am part of one of the artist's photographs. The
exhibition is free and is on right up until the 27th January so you have ages
to go and see it, but I recommend you go sooner rather than later as you really
do not want to miss out!
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After the amazing exhibition we headed to Soho for out first trip to the lovely Breakfast Club cafe , I had the veggie all American Pancakes which had pancakes
(obviously), eggs, veggie sausage, mushrooms, home-style fried potatoes and
maple syrup (see photo below). It was my first time having eggs for ages and I
was pleasantly surprised that I didn't hate them as much as I thought I would.
My boyfriend went for the Half Monty which had Bacon, sausage, eggs, beans,
tomato and toasted multigrain bloomer. There were so many things on the menu I
wanted to try; I definitely will have to be take a trip there again. As a
vegetarian there are plenty of things to choose from, the next two on my list are the breakfast burrito and
the fantastically named "when Halloumi met Salad wrap", I highly recommend this place!
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