Lights, cameras, action...

..... and don't forget to tie up your shoelaces, there's a good lad.

I went to the cinema after work. The film, 1,000 Times Good Night, was both moving and tense, and certainly made an impression.

It was a warm, sunny evening, and when I came out of the cinema, blinking in the daylight, I felt like a mole coming out of a bunker.

I'd completely forgotten that the fun fair would be opening at the weekend, so went for a stroll through the streets, taking photos of the teams of hard-working men and women setting up the attractions.

Now is the best time to take photographs, the crowds haven't built up yet, and you can get close to the attractions.

This production team were filming a puff-piece about the whole event, the man in the red suit was visibly nervous, and kept fluffing his lines.
Take 20!