Door Framed
It’s rare to find the perpendicular in Venice. In fact, much of its charm lies in its faded, slightly askew appearance. Linked to Thursday Doors Copyright Debbie Smyth, 2015
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Debbie Smyth
Silent Sunday
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday.
Twisted Wall
Linked to Weekly Photo Challenge: Twist.
At a Snail’s Pace in Venice
In the main tourist hotspots of Venice, the crowds move at a snail’s pace. I simply hate walking slowly, so it was with immense joy that I discovered that I only […]
Laughter Is Certainly The Best Medicine
There was no need to go inside this Pharmacy, just a look in its windows, especially those up high, made me laugh. Not your typical drug store! And it has […]
Catalan Twist
On a recent visit, I discovered a twisting spiral of shoes decorating one of my favourite Barcelonan squares. And look closer; there’s a little surprise in the centre. Linked to […]
A City For All Ages
Linked to Weekend in Black & White and Black & White Wednesdays.
Grey Mosque
Istanbul was undeniably grey in February; outside was permanently dull, damp and dreich (to borrow a brilliant Scottish word). Inside though, there were lights, colour and patterns. And yet, I love this […]
That Sinking Feeling
Linked to Photo Friday: Water and Weekend Reflections.
Night Sky over the Thames
Linked to Skywatch Friday.
Flower Power
Venice has some beautiful florist shops dotted around town. This tourist has gone for a flower power camouflage approach on her bottom half; her companion has gone more for the stand-out-in-a-crowd […]
Travel with Intent 