I’ve always said Croydon is one of the best boroughs in London, not only because it’s the place where I was born and grew up, but also because it’s in close proximity to most places the average person often visits. Half an hour away from an airport, 40 minutes away from a beach, and 15 minutes away from central London. It has a wealth of well-known superstores such as IKEA, House of Fraser and John Lewis, as well as a plethora of restaurants including a Boxpark, and with a Westfield in the way, there isn’t much of a reason for Croydoners to travel long distances. All that being said, what I find more interesting about Croydon are the people. A mixture of diverse races, cultures religious groups, and mental states. A mixture of city and town people, wealthy and poor, young and old.

So when Hannah found out her train from Brockley was cancelled resulting in her taking a replacement bus to West Croydon. Used the extra waiting time to grab a few sneaky shots of people on a regular Saturday morning.