Patterns on Brighton Pier
Brighton Pier has a long history and has been Grade II listed since 1971. You can’t visit Brighton without taking a stroll along the pier, and taking a break in […]
Giant Toast Rack
Doesn’t look like a toast rack? Ok, it isn’t but it is a Manchester architectural landmark and it’s known as the toast rack – you can read, and see, why here. […]
Geometry, Architecture and Blue Sky
Linked to Geometric Friday and Skywatch Friday.
Mucem from Below
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 56 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photo(s) taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own […]
Shard on High
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 55 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photo(s) taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own […]
Tate Modern with a Twist
The Tate Modern extension is coming on a pace. It is looking rather bland at the moment but will eventually be faced with bricks to match to blend with the […]
Modern London Dressed in Sunny Yellow
Linked to Monday Mellow Yellow and Our World Tuesday.
Flaking, Faded and Fabulous
Those three words could be used all over Venice: it is a tactile, textured place that is oh so pleasing on the eye (and camera lens).
Illuminated Icon
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 47 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photo(s) taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own photos with an […]
Z is for… Zodiac Clock
This incredible astronomical clock constructed in gilt and enamel adorns the building known as Bracken House in the City of London, just a stone’s throw from St Paul’s Cathedral. The clock was […]
Conservatory Fit for a Princess
The strong lines and angles of this low-lying conservatory are just one of the architectural pieces of interest at Kew Gardens. It is the Princess of Wales Conservatory was commissioned […]
Travel with Intent 