Windows into the Orient
Sirkeci Station, in the European part of Istanbul, is famous for being the terminus for the Orient Express. A temporary station opened here in 1873, the first Orient Express train […]
Intricate Shadow
Wrought iron window decoration and the strong Catalan sun, combine to produce this unusual shadow in old town Tarragona. Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday.
Spicy Window
This is one inviting grocery store in Brussels. English speakers who don’t speak French would probably guess that the name of this store has something to do with spices, and that wouldn’t […]
St Paul’s Reflected
A little glimpse of St Paul’s caught in a window in Bankside on the South Bank. Linked to Weekend Reflections.
Pink Windows
Following on from last week’s Black Holes, I thought I’d go with the colour pink this week. From Madrid: From Montmartre: From the English seaside resort of Margate: And finally, […]
I Dillied and I Dali-ed in St Pete
Back in 1997, I was lucky enough to visit the Dali museum in Figueres in Spain. This Theatre-Museum was built upon the remains of the former Municipal Theatre of Figueres. The […]
Black Holes!
I absolutely adore the windows in this refurbished warehouse in Manchester. The middle windows are designed to open and when fully open they resemble a mini black hole, contrasting nicely […]
Graffiti Windows
These aren’t the most beautiful of windows, but they are interesting. These windows in Shoreditch are marked with a spacial type of graffiti where the tags are etched into the […]
Windows and Flags
The Catalans are proud of their heritage and you’ll spot many a yellow and red Catalan flag flying, no matter the time of year. With the current push for independence […]
Panes in your Feet?
It’s not often you get upper storey windows and feet in the same shot! Thanks to the upside-down man in Grosvenor Gardens, however, that’s exactly what you’ll see just […]
Windows and Balconies in Madrid
Linked to Lingering Look at Windows.
Travel with Intent 