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Inflammatory letters, colourful words, fanatical statements

In the Inflammatory Essays, Holzer presents provocative statements which were […]

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Shakespeare and friend

– Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 May 2019 Posted as part of Weekend B&W

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Vegetarian dream

– Copyright Debbie Smyth, 10 May 2019 Posted as part of Friday Follies

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Touching the clouds

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Welcome to Brick Lane

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Wordless can be fun

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Harmony

Daunt Books in Marylebone is one of my favourite spots in London. Given a spare hour or two, I’ll head on over for a mooch amongst their wide range of […]

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Pollution

This mural is the work of Australian street artist, Gus Eagleton. He studied Fine Arts and Visual Arts in Brisbane, where he now lives, though you’ll spot his work in […]

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Unexpected beauty

I was never a great fan of brutalist architecture, but my camera has taught me to look at things more closely and I have grown to appreciate the lines and […]

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Brutal lines and curves

The South Bank of London, around the Royal Festival Hall and National Theatre, is a perfect place for fans of brutalism. Concrete abounds, with a few splashes of red and […]

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Where d’you think I am today?

Any ideas? More of a clue: And here’s the answer, in the form of the oldest commercial logo that has been in continuous use since its creation – in 1787! […]

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Travel with Intent

A photographer's view of the world – words and images to inspire your travels and your dreams

-London

Inflammatory letters, colourful words, fanatical statements

Shakespeare and friend

Vegetarian dream

Touching the clouds

Welcome to Brick Lane

Wordless can be fun

Harmony

Pollution

Unexpected beauty

Brutal lines and curves

Where d’you think I am today?