Malmö Sky
If you know Malmö from watching The Bridge TV series. you may be interested to know that there is an exhibition about the programme running in the Science and Maritime House until […]
Masterpieces at Christmas
St Paul’s Cathedral (above) is viewed as being Sir Christopher Wren’s masterpiece. It was built on the site of a medieval church destroyed in the Great London Fire of 1666. It was […]
Blue Mosque in Monochrome
Linked to B&W Sunday Copyright Debbie Smyth, 8 December 2015
Four Forts in Mancunium
Manchester is probably best known for its recent industrial history, with constant reminders of that from the strong lines and orange-brown colours of the remaining warehouses and factory buildings. But […]
La Pedrera before the Rain
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 89 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own […]
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 […]
Time, Corrie Fans Please
“Time, Gentleman Please” – this closing time call, common in British pubs, will soon be called at the Rovers Return. Filming of Coronation Street has moved to Media City and […]
Notre Dame de la Garde at Eight Hundred
This 11.2 metre tall statue of the Madonna and Child, created from copper gilded with gold leaf, stands atop Notre Dames de la Garde, overlooking the city and port of Marseille. To […]
Where seeing is definitely not believing
Part of Six Word Saturday.
San Isidro and the Missing Dahlias
This statue of San Isidro stands in the dahlia gardens, the Dalieda de San Francisco, next to the Real Basílica de San Francisco el Grande in Madrid. If you can drag your […]
Travel with Intent 