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Debbie Smyth

Harlequin

I’m no ladybird expert, but I think this red delight may be a Harlequin. These hardy Asian ladybirds have increased their numbers at a considerable pace since their arrival in […]

-Sweden

New Year Approaches, My Wanderlust Continues

-Cuba

This Stalinist-style building, designed by Alexander G. Rochegov, opened in the mid-1980s when the relationship between Cuba and the Soviet Union was strong. The resilient structure still stands out on […]

-Cuba

Taxi

-Hertfordshire

Half and Half

This week, Cee has given us a choice of topic for our black and white images. I’ve gone back to my reflections of 2016 and gone with selective colouring in […]

Thursday Special

Reflecting on 2016

Reflecting on my travels of 2016 has resulted in a multitude of worldly reflections – a reflective retrospective Copyright Debbie Smyth, 29 December 2016 Part of Thursday Special

-Edinburgh

Crossing the Forth

These shots give a quick look back at my summer visit to Edinburgh and the surrounding delights. This stunning structure is one of my favourite bridges. It is […]

Photos

Granma

This daily newspaper, Granma, is the official paper of the Central Committee of the Cuban Communist Party. It was formed in 1965 by the merger of two previous papers, Revolución […]

Normandy

Following the Winding Path to Beauty

“No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path” – Buddha Copyright Debbie Smyth, 24 December 2016 Part […]

-Cuba