You may have heard about this exhibition at the V&A from Shimelle’s blog back in early September.
Some judicious planning from me this week enabled me to find a free morning to hot-foot it up town. Despite being full of noisy youngsters with worksheets, it was well worth a visit. However, no photography was allowed, so you’ll have to check out Shimelle’s post for the details. I have presumed that as Shimelle went to a preview, no camera restrictions were in force then. Lucky girl.
I always forget that within 30 minutes of entering the V&A, the forced-air environment gives me a terrible headache. Which probably explains why I don’t go that often.
Stopping for a cuppa in a vaulted space like this helps …
… as does the opportunity to break up the sensory overload by stepping out in to this …
I plan to revisit this exhibition before it closes at the end of January; I’m sure there’s loads that I missed.
This West London Life 
Sounds like you enjoyed your morning despite the headache. Love the photos – don't know if I'll get a chance to visit this one or not, will have to see if I can make a plan 😉
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So pleased you managed to get along 🙂 I'd love to see it myself – wondering if we can squeeze in a trip before it finishes!
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Another fine reason for me to make the trip to London one day! The photos you have been able to take really capture the environment Ruth.
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What a stunning photo your first one is – the composition is absolutely amazing.
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