Atmosphere Renewed
The Turner Contemporary stands in a prominent position on the seafront at Margate. On the ground floor is a large gallery with huge windows that take advantage of the natural light and […]
Across the River
If you look closely at this charming reflection, you can see the Millennium Bridge on the left and St Paul’s Cathedral on the right. Linked to Weekend Reflections.
Perfect Symmetry
Linked to Weekend Reflections.
Rainy Day in London
The tourists brave the rain… …whereas the pigeons keep their feet dry… Linked to B&W Feet and Shoes and Weekend in B&W.
Christmas Tree Countdown
With Epiphany approaching, the trees and lights will soon be gone. I’ll be sad to see this one go – it looked stunning against a bright winter sky. Linked to […]
Long-Legged and Knobbly-Kneed
Linked to Next Challenge: Legs and Wild Bird Wednesday.
Monochrome Millennium
Linked to B&W Wednesday.
Mast-erpiece
Part of Wordless Wednesday.
Industrious Venice
Concentration is my motto – first honesty, then industry, then concentration. – Andrew Carnegie I had a great travelling 2014. One of my favourite memories is the photo workshop I attended […]
Z is for… Zénobe Gramme
Zénobe Théophile Gramme (1826-1901), the father of the dynamo, was a Belgian engineer who lived and died in France. At the age of 30 he began work in a Paris electrical […]
An Alternative Face of Venice
I didn’t see much graffitti in Venice and what there was tended to be confined to specific areas, such as around the football stadium and the port. This example made me […]
Travel with Intent 