The Tardis Lands in Glasgow
Police Boxes like this one used to be a common sight around Britain. They predate our era of easy mobile communications; they were located in public places to allow the […]
Galleries of the National Museum of Scotland
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 29 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 […]
Dusk at the South Bank
Linked to Blue Monday and One Word Photo Challenge.
Boogie on Down with DJ Bulldog
I defy you to look at this mural and not smile – even if you’re not a dog person. This is another Northern Quarter mural by Mancunian artist Kelzo, who […]
Silent Sunday
Linked to Silent Sunday.
Spoky!
No it’s not a typo, I really do mean “spoky”. This close-up shot shows the intricate detail of the London Eye. For more shots of this beautiful big wheel see […]
Mathematical Tiling – Does it Add Up?
I had never heard of mathematical tiles until I visited Lewes last summer. They sound very complicated don’t they? In truth, they are beautiful tiles that hang vertically, each row […]
Mushrooming Toadstools!
This week, I’m in Shoreditch yet again. Looking up, I spied some very unusual sculptures, perched on rooftops. They are the work of Christiaan Nagel, a London-based artist and musician […]
Patriotic Carnaby Street
Linked to Ruby Tuesday.
Schooners and Anchors
This unusual relief mural features the 1902 American schooner, the Thomas W. Lawson, named for a Boston millionaire, copper baron, stock-broker and President of the Boston “Bay State Gas Co. The schooner was based […]
Sunday Seagull
Linked to Camera Critters. .
Travel with Intent 