Informal Letters for my friend Dear Giulia, Thanks for all the greek lessons last month at Molly's coffee shop, possibly it'll useful in Greece next summer. I'd suggest to have these meetings every day but I know about your busy schedule at Hospital St. Thomas. Remember when I met you in the summer at Bari, Italy? We stayed at scary hostel nearby that yellow building. We'd used my old polaroid to take a tons of pictures from those scenarios and beaches, I think I gave you some of them. I loved that camera, my grampa gave it to me, did you know? He tells me used it when he worked at The Guardian as journalist in 70s but unfortunatelly this time I have to raise some money to arrive in Athens. My colleague, Toni who knows everything about Fulham team and left a good position at RBS bank to start his own business, has suggested me these auction sites. so I published an announce there to find any interested person or photographer. Perhaps I didn't noticed how difficult it is but I spent more than 3 weeks to find just one potential buyer. In fact, that's not the point, the real problem is nobody knows how valuable my camera is. The price that I got it's less than a half and I need more than double at least. So i refused the offer and I still carrying my camera around for fun and no money yet. You asked me once to make some money photographing, however I'm just an enthusiast, I consider my photos as a piece of art, I like sharing on web and see the comments and reactions. I know some guys who complained a lot about this role and I don't want it to me, too much pressure. Just to remind you, Since january I'm living with my Dad in Watford, he still has that hardware store nearby the Central Mosque.Then, I left my room on Blandsford street because the landlord had decided receive his son from Cardiff and he needed space. By the way, on 12th August I'll getting the train to Heathrow I hope see you there to say goodbye before going to Greece. Best Regards André