Going Underground
Commuting can be a blur, but off peak there are empty platforms and there’s even time to take photographs while waiting for a train! Linked to Blur and Ruby Tuesday. Copyright Debbie […]
B is for… Big Fish in Brighton
There’s nothing like a hunger-curing portion of fish, chips and mushy peas when you’re at the English seaside. You can eat at this establishment at the end of the pier: I haven’t tried […]
London Street Reflections
It was very kind of this Shoreditch shop to provide multiple mirrors, that flapped in the wind, revealing ever changing snapshots of this busy London street. Linked to Thursday Special and Weekend Reflections. […]
L is for… Leaping Hare
The hare is a recurring theme in the works of Barry Flanagan OBE (1941 – 2009). This leaping example at Broadgate in London, hovers above a crescent moon and a bell. Flanagan, originally […]
Red Onion Dome
I had fun applying a red, albeit pink-looking, tint to this image. Cee called for a colourful monochrome this week, so what better than a Red Onion dome at the Royal […]
Gherkin at a Tilt
Liked to Tilted. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 31 March 2015
Take a Walk in Regents Park
In recognition of Take a Walk in the Park Day, celebrated today, 30 March 2015, I will take you on a wander around Regents Park in London. Regent Park cover […]
Can Can Edinburgh Style
Linked to Odd Ball and Blue Monday. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 29 March 2015
Early Evening Sun in Princes Street Gardens
What better place to enjoy the evening sun than in these peaceful gardens just a step away from the bustle of Princes Street. Linked to Bench Series and Outdoors. Copyright Debbie Smyth, […]
Across the Ocean
If you head from Margate railway station towards the seafront, one of the first things you’ll see will be this bronze memorial to the nine lifeboat men who perished aboard the Friend […]
Small Things Make a Big Difference
Last Saturday I was wondering if I’d find some new art on the streets of Manchester. And I did! Originally from Blackburn, a former mill town in the north west […]
Travel with Intent 