Night View to St Paul’s
For pretty much the same view during the day, click here. Linked to Ruby Tuesday.
Faunagraphic Birds
I was already a fan of Faunagraphic’s work, especially the huge Blue Tit mural in Newton Street in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. I was very pleased, therefore, to find that Stevenson […]
Exotic Bond Street
This striking and exotic design can be found at the side doorway to 24 Old Bond Street, the building that used to belong to the famous perfumers, Atkinsons. Atkinsons was […]
Full Stop
This unusual artwork on London’s South Bank, close to Tower Bridge, provides fun reflections as sunset approaches. -Full Stop Slipstream, by Fiona Banner, 2003 Linked to Weekend Reflections.
Lilies at Kew
I’m back at Kew this week with some lilies for the black and white challenge. Linked to Black & White: Flowers, Floral Friday, Today’s Flowers, Travel Photo Mondays and Outdoor Wednesdays.
The Queen Drives Past
Linked to Jake’s Sunday Post: Reality.
London Eye
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 22 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 […]
Trio of Lamps
Wordless Wednesday – on Wednesdays all over the internet bloggers post a photo with no words to explain it. Linked to Triple Shot Friday.
Man Made or Natural?
Look closely at the figure above and tell me, do you think the material is natural or man-made? This sculpture is one of two by Italian artist Aron Demetz. They […]
Red Snake Bark Maple
London is an incredible city, with so much to see and do. It is a very walkable city too: it is not as big as you might think and a […]
Manchester Icons in Mosaic
Seven murals by Manchester mosaicist Mark Kennedy adorn the exterior walls of the Affleck’s vintage store in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Each one depicts local cultural icons, including Coronation Street, the city’s two football […]
Travel with Intent 