-England

The Blues of Spring

Dockey Wood is wonderfully cared for by the National Trust, and is simply a bluebell heaven in late April / early May. – Copyright Debbie Smyth, 24 April 2019 Posted as […]

-London

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 […]

-London

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 […]

-London

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 […]

-London

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! […]

-London

London street life

Everything is happening in London: here’s a small collection of photos on the streets of East London, particularly Brick lane and Spitalfields. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 27 April 2019 Posted as […]

-London

Selfie spot in the Nomadic Gardens

-London

Unification

The work of street artist, Unify, pops up around the world, often making a political statement, and frequently calling for peace. Doors seem to be a popular choice for positioning […]

Northumberland

Connections with the past

L. S. Lowry is known for his painting of matchstick men in scenes of industrial buildings and back-to-back terraced houses in the North-West of England. He was particularly fond of […]

Fun Foto Challenge

Almost the border, but not quite

The Royal Border Bridge in Berwick-upon-Tweed is a Grade I listed railway viaduct, opened by Queen Victoria in 1850. Despite its descriptive name, it does not span the border between England and Scotland: […]

-London

Another rainy day in London

Copyright Debbie Smyth, 22 April 2019 Enjoying street art has become a regular event on my travels around the world: more of my findings can be seen here For […]

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-England

The Blues of Spring

Pollution

Unexpected beauty

Brutal lines and curves

Where d’you think I am today?

London street life

Selfie spot in the Nomadic Gardens

Unification

Connections with the past

Almost the border, but not quite

Another rainy day in London