This Way to the Tate
This floor sign has weathered at least thirteen British winters and hundreds of tourists’ feet and still resolutely guides us to one of London’s wonderful museums. Linked to Which Way? and […]
Peace Palace
One of the most photographed buildings in Den Haag is the grandiose Peace Palace (Vredespaleis), standing in 5 hectares of land between the business district and the town centre. Towards the end of the […]
New Windows on the Block
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 37 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 […]
Space Invaders and Rubik Cubes
Invader is a well-known French urban artist, born in 1969, who works largely with square mosaic tiles, producing street art based on Space Invaders and other 1970s arcade games. He also produces works […]
All the Fun of the Fair
This week, in his Sunday Stills, Ed has challenged us to edit one of his pictures. In my first attempt at downloading, I only managed to save a small file […]
Selfie Capital of Europe
Everywhere I travel these days, I see people taking selfies. It is such a popular phenomenon that it is now in most dictionaries, and was even voted the word of […]
Lights, Camera, Action
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Flowers.
Q is for… Quantum Gravity
I was happy to be asked for permission to use one of my photos to illustrate a piece about Quantum Gravity for a conference on the topic. Quantum Gravity is defined […]
Smooth or Frothy
The Water of Leith comes smooth or frothy However you like it, this is a great urban waterway in one of the world’s greatest cities. Linked to Word a Week: […]
Seeing Red in Istanbul
Linked to Ruby Tuesday.
If You Go Down to the Woods Today…
With the onset of Spring, shady floors in British woodlands burst into colour. A veritable carpet in shades of blue is there to reward all who venture into the woods […]
Travel with Intent 