Three gelatin silver or chromogenic photographs by David Hockney capture intimate domestic and personal moments with a quiet, observational warmth. The series moves from a tender portrait of his parents in Bradford to a candid image of his friend Peter bathing in Belgrade, before arriving at a sun-drenched Hollywood window that reflects Hockney's enduring fascination with light and California living. Together, the works reveal Hockney's use of photography as a personal diary, blurring the line between fine art and private memory.