Kings Cross in Black & White
All photos taken with my iPhone 4, post-processing with Picasa. . Posted as part of iPhoneography Monday. The challenge this week is Black and White. All are welcome to […]
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Blossoms at St Paul’s
Macro Monday from St Paul’s Cathedral, London. And in context: Spring really seems to be here at last!
O is for… Ostrich
Not ostrich handbags, or ostrich steak, but the real thing, in South Africa: . Posted as part of Frizztext’s Tagged O Challenge, ABC Wednesday and Alphabe Thursday.
The Streets of Manhattan
. Posted as part of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Roads.
Thank you… Super Sweet Blogging Award
Many thanks to The Sound of Laughter for nominating me for this award. Here are the official rules of award acceptance: 1 Visit and thank the blogger who nominated you. 2 Acknowledge […]
Bouillabaisse: Dem’s Fighting Words!
Originally posted on Eat Till You Bleed:
Have a glass of Pastis, watch a Marcel Pagnol movie or look at Paul Cezanne’s paintings and get yourself into the mood. Today…
Have a glass of Pastis, watch a Marcel Pagnol movie or look at Paul Cezanne’s paintings and get yourself into the mood. Today…
Mosaic benches in Barcelona
The iconic mosaic benches on Passeig de Gracia are both beautiful and practical. These and the accompanying street lamps were designed by Pere Falqués i Urpí in 1906. They are entirely […]
Old Town Tarragona
Tarragona is just over an hour’s drive south of Barcelona, and only around 15 minutes from Reus Airport. It has shops, beaches (it is located on the Costa Dorada), Roman ruins (for which it […]
Wall by Multi-Coloured Wall in Shoreditch
This is posted as part of the White Rabbit monthly photo challenge. This month’s theme is multi-coloured. One of the best parts of this challenge is that all participants are asked to […]
Old St. Mary’s Church, Stoke Newington
I captured these marvellous textures of the brickwork at old St Mary’s Church in Stoke Newington, London. There is now a new church in Stoke Newington, but the old church still stands […]
Train travel in Japan
I love travelling by train. I use it whenever I can for business travel in Britain, and I use it to travel further afield if the cost isn’t excessively higher than the flight for the same […]
Travel with Intent 