Singing Robin
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 26 February 2016 Linked to Skywatch Friday, Pink Saturday and I’d Rather Be Birdin’
Protection for Egyptian Architecture
I reported on the history of the Carreras company and their high-tech factory earlier today, but when Cee asked us for a sepia shot and Theresa always likes to see […]
Long Exposure on a Chilly Night
Speedy London traffic plus a slow photographer (with tripod), and the result is a pace oddity and very cold fingers! Copyright Debbie Smyth, 25 February 2016
Cats, Pharaohs and Tobacco
Carreras Factory (opened 1928), Camden, London, February 2016 These large black cats and Egyptian columns belong to a 1920s art deco building in north London; a cigarette factory, no less. […]
Hope and Anchor – week 2
Having discovered that this closed London pub dates back to the late nineteenth century, I decided on an antique edit for this version: sepia-coloured monotone with a grainy texture added, […]
St Pancras Old Church
Linked to Weekend in B&W Copyright Debbie Smyth, 24 February 2016
Hope and Anchor – week 1
Only three weeks late! I have finally got myself organised and am joining Robyn’s February photo editing challenge. I’ll post the first 3 weeks over 3 days and then get back to […]
Rough Patch in Broadstairs
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 February 2016
Viking Bay Twice Over
Linked to Weekend Reflection Copyright Debbie Smyth, 19 February 2016
Jazzy Princess
Ffestiniog Railway’s first steam locomotive to pull passenger trains was this Princess, who was constructed in 1863 by George England & Co.in London. As time passed, both needs and technology grew and […]
Queen Victoria’s Holiday Spot
Built in 1790 or thereabouts, Pierremont Hall was built to the designs of Samuel Pepys Cockerell, great-grand-nephew of Samuel Pepys the Diarist. In 1827, the widowed Duchess of Kent and her little […]
Travel with Intent 