-United Kingdom

In 1753, Scottish physician James Lind discovered that eating citrus fruits was a strong cure for people affected by scurvy, a disease rife throughout the navy. James Cook adopted the idea of a […]

-London

Caged birds in Hackney Wick

Street artist, Xenz, painted his first piece in his home town of Hull in 1987, at just 14. His early work took place inside the derelict warehouses here, inspired initially by films and […]

-East Sussex

Circle

– Over to all of you to join the challenge with your own circle post. To join the challenge, please use pingback by putting a link in your post to the URL […]

-London

Gentle giant on the tube

-London

Artistic flags celebrate Royal Academy anniversary

Time for six words again! And yes, I’m rambling on […]

-Devon

Devonshire temptation

How’s that for temptation? And no cream cakes involved! Copyright Debbie Smyth, 15 June 2018 Posted as part of Cee’s Which Way

-London

Vintage books

This recent shot of a 1920s Dutch barge seemed an ideal subject for a spot of vintage editing. Word on the Water is one of my favourite London bookshops, […]

-Azerbaijan

Globetrotting by rail

-China

Travelling light

“He who would travel happily, must travel light.” – Antoine de St. Exupery Here is my weekly travel quotation. Hopefully the corresponding image gives you […]

-London

Honey on the roof

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Travel with Intent

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

-United Kingdom

Summer Exhibition

Rose’s, Limeys and Scurvy

Caged birds in Hackney Wick

Circle

Gentle giant on the tube

Artistic flags celebrate Royal Academy anniversary

Devonshire temptation

Vintage books

Globetrotting by rail

Travelling light

Honey on the roof