From bottomless brunches to breathtaking views, we’ve asked London lifestyle influencers to fill in the blanks and shine a light on the city they call home.
Luke Jackson-Clark is a London-born landscape photographer who has taken Instagram by storm. Choosing his passion for photography over going to university, Luke initially focused his imagery on the city he calls home. His masterpieces have since led him to becoming a jet-setting photographer, capturing shots from all over the world.
Home is…
…South East London. There is nothing quite like the hustle and bustle of the city. With its diverse cultures and incredible food selections, how could I not want to call it home?!
My guilty pleasure is…
…being unable to hold onto a pack of crumpets for longer than a day or two. They are incredibly moreish, especially with a spread of Marmite.
My go-to shopping street is…
Anywhere I can get my laptop out and shop online! But if I had to choose one I’d probably have to go for Oxford Street (can you tell I don’t shop much?)
My favourite bar is…
…Soho House all the way!
My favourite memory of London is…
I’ve had so many amazing memories in London, it’s hard to narrow them down. If I had to choose one overall, it would have to be performing on stage in the West End.
I find my zen at…
Sushi restaurants such as Inamo in Soho – it’s very futuristic!
My brunch spot is…
…any London market. A personal favourite has to be Borough market; you can’t beat a freshly made Scotch egg, sweet potato chips and a craft beer.
My ideal day in London would be…
…a beautiful sunrise shoot of Tower Bridge, followed by a market breakfast and coffee. Then I’d shoot some more, have a pub lunch with a friend and finish by watching a show in London.
A London view that takes my breath away is…
…the view from the Shard. Oh and if you need to go to the toilet, the view from there is pretty amazing too!
It’s Friday night, you will find me…
…either at home watching a film with the family, or out on a weekend photo mission with the UK Shooters.
If I could be trapped anywhere in London…
…the Science Museum would be epic! There are so many exhibits you can play around with; you’d come out the next morning with a wealth of knowledge.
