Cookery in Motion
Eating in Istanbul is a delight – you can sample a cacophony of tastes, influenced by the disparate regions of Turkey and the many nations that have passed through this country […]
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Debbie Smyth
Silent Sunday
Part of Silent Sunday.
Tools of the Tea Trade
These shiny metal trays are a vital tool of the tea sellers in Istanbul. In this nation of tea drinkers, you are never far from a tea seller. Whether you […]
Light Trails in Stockholm
Motion, lights and long exposures can make a fun photo, especially at night. Linked to Water World Wednesday. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 25 April 2015
Turkish Shadows
Three people studying the information outside the now-closed railway station at Haydarpasa on the Asian side of Istanbul. Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 25 April 2015
Early Morning Exercise the Stockholm Way
Hurrah! I have internet at last and am able to post a proper six word saturday. Part of Six Word Saturday. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 25 April 2015
No Photo Today – I’m in Istanbul
I’ve been struggling all week with internet connectivity – there’ll be a roper post to follow later today I hope, after I change hotel. Part of Six Word Saturday.
V is for… Volk’s Electric Railway
This electric railway runs along the seafront at Brighton, […]
U is for… Up in the Air
I wouldn’t advise taking a shortcut into the Tivoli Gardens over this vicious fence! But you can get a peek in the conveniently placed mirror up in the air, or […]
Shakesbear
“Paddington decided that when he grew up he wanted to be an actor.” – “A Visit to the Theatre” in “A Bear Called Paddington” This theatrical bear was part of […]
T is for… Transparent Lizard
The skeleton of a lizard shows through semi-transparent skin in a reconstructed X-ray image. Part of a Royal Photographic Society outdoor exhibition in Edinburgh, which commemorates 2015 as the International Year […]
Travel with Intent 