(See her Notting Hill photoset here.)

Romeo and Juliet? Notting Hill? Pretty Woman?

(See more of her Notting Hill photos here.)

This Notting Hill version looks comfortable in decorated Crocs.

No, it's just Notting Hill Monday 27 August, 2007.

Stoney died in 1911 at his home in Notting Hill, London.

Here is a selection of photos from this year's Notting Hill Carnival posted on Flickr.

For more photos by these and other photographers, see Flickr's Notting Hill Carnival 2007 pool.

It's in Notting Hill next to all the crap you know, the prostitutes and all that stuff.

Notting Hill Carnival was long known as a Caribbean festival, but today Londoners from many cultural backgrounds participate.

Girls in costume resting at the side of the street during the Notting Hill Carnival children's parade, Sunday 26 August, 2007.

As in J'Ouvert, the pre dawn event that opens many Caribbean carnivals, these masqueraders have covered themselves in mud Notting Hill Carnival, Sunday 26 August, 2007.

The Trinidadian influence may be strongest in Notting Hill Carnival, but the festival has always been celebrated by Londoners with roots in many other Caribbean territories.

Since 1965, the west London neighbourhood of Notting Hill has been home to this event, which is based on the traditions of various Caribbean carnivals (especially Trinidad's), but has also been influenced by festivals and music from the many parts of the world to which today's Londoners trace their heritage.