The Tate on High
Linked to Skywatch Friday.
What a Carrillon
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 48 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photo(s) taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own photos with an […]
There’s a View Behind You!
Linked to Pixelventures, Outdoor Wednesday and Weekend Reflections.
Orange Pillars from a Former Bridge
Standing between Blackfriars Bridge and Blackfriars Railway Bridge, you can still see the orange relics of the original 1864 railway bridge. No matter that there is no bridge above, these pillars […]
Old York in Orange
I have featured this flash of orange outside York Minster before, but in honour of Mandarin Orange Monday’s 101th anniversary, I am repeating it with some post-processing. The orangeness is […]
Is Etiquette a Relic of the Past?
I bet everyone knows at least one person that stays glued to their mobile phone when they should really be paying attention to you. Does your significant other feel the […]
Concentration
Linked to B&W Sunday, Shadow Shot, Sundays in my City and Weekend in B&W.
All aboard for a Snog!
Remember the Love Festival I mentioned last week? Well this pink snog bus is all part of the same fun. Snog in this case, for those who haven’t experienced it […]
Reflective Constructions
There’s a lot of building work going on at Waterloo Station, as they bring the old international platforms back into use. The Eurostar used to depart from here before it […]
Is that a Dragon I see above me?
Hanging high above the Northern Quarter, on the corner of Tib Street and Church Street, shines the Tib Street Horn. This enigmatic, silver sculpture, half dragon and half saxophone, coils around the remains of an […]
It’s Raining Hearts
In her latest (as of June 2014) Tib Street mural, Lispencie brings us a summer shower of colourful hearts. More of her work can be seen here: Fleeing gender violence Pink […]
Travel with Intent 