Hope and Anchor – week 2
Having discovered that this closed London pub dates back to the late nineteenth century, I decided on an antique edit for this version: sepia-coloured monotone with a grainy texture added, […]
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Debbie Smyth
Bear View in Sweden
Linked to One Word Photo Challenge Copyright Debbie Smyth, 25 February 2016
Watch for Manatees
Hex colour reference: 979AAA A colourful note: this bluish grey shade appeared as manatee in Crayola boxes in 1998 and is currently available in the 120 packs. If you run […]
St Pancras Old Church
Linked to Weekend in B&W Copyright Debbie Smyth, 24 February 2016
Hope and Anchor – week 1
Only three weeks late! I have finally got myself organised and am joining Robyn’s February photo editing challenge. I’ll post the first 3 weeks over 3 days and then get back to […]
Rough Patch in Broadstairs
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 February 2016
Chinese Hillside in Scotland
n Hex colour reference: CD4A4A A colourful note: The first recorded use of mahogany, named after the wood of the same name, as a colour term in English was in 1737, and of mahogany red was in 1843. This […]
Gazing Out To Sea
Linked to Photo a Week Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 February 2016
A Colourful Snowdrop
Per Hasselberg (1850-1894) was a Swedish sculptor, known for his delicate plaster sculptures of naked women. Born in Sweden, he moved to France as a young man and studied at the […]
Brazilian Art in Berlin
The artistic twins, Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo, known as OSGEMEOS (The Twins), were born in São Paulo, Brazil in 1974. Now famous and much admired street artists, they still live and work […]
Travel with Intent 