Oooh, Photo Opportunity!
Armed with my camera in a beautiful place, and everything calls out to my eyes and my finger. I’m in Arles to attend a photography workshop, which starts tomorrow, and […]
Are these men talking about me?
– Now over to all of you. Do come and join us in our Saturday six-word musings. I’ll admit that many of us openly break the numeric rule (guilty this […]
Rencontres 2017
The 48th Rencontres d’Arles has opened today. The 2017 annual photography festival runs from 3 July to 24 September, and brings 40 exhibitions to this beautiful city, with a few in […]
Waterside Relaxation
Horses have been one of my passions since childhood. Whilst I don’t get to ride much these days, they coincide perfectly with my other obsessions of travel and photography. If […]
Vacant
Hopefully this will be waiting for me again this August! I am returning to take part in a photo workshop and to see the annual Photography Festival. Les Rencontres de […]
Take a Seat
– Hex colour refrence: #ee204d A colourful note: the red colour appeared in the original Crayola set of crayons in 1903. This warm and fiery colour represents many things (my […]
Towering over Aigues Mortes
. Hex colour reference: #17806d A colourful note: Tropical Rain Forest was one of the 16 colours introduced namelessly in 1992 as part of the Crayola naming competition. This one was named […]
Maritime Marseille
Hex colour ref: b2ec5d A colourful note: In 2003, to mark their 100th anniversary, Crayola asked the public to name four new colours and vote four other shades into oblivion. […]
Studious donkey
Hex colour ref: #efdbc5 A colourful note: if you fancy a spot of creativity that is both artistic and bibliophile, grab one of the now trendy colouring books and try the […]
Fiery Fruit
The Montpellier Botanical Garden is one of the oldest in Europe, created by order of Henri IV in 1593. It acted as a model for all other botanical gardens in France, […]
A Burning Dawn
. Hex colour reference: #ff7f49 A colourful note: A Dictionary of Color by Maerz and Paul informs us that burnt orange has been used as a colour name since 1915. […]
Travel with Intent 