Hay’s Galleria
Hay’s Galleria is a popular shopping and eating venue on London’s South Bank. Originally a warehouse and associated wharf (Hay’s Wharf) for the port of London, it was redeveloped as a […]
On the Tiles in Fitzrovia
I challenge you to walk past this striking 19th century building in Fitzrovia without stopping to stare. Its black and white tiled facade is simply beautiful and is in perfect […]
Red Leaves
Beautiful Ann Street in Edinburgh with its graceful lamps and ruby red foliage: Linked to Ruby Tuesday.
Long Shadows
Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday.
Peeling Back the Layers
. Linked to Weekly Photo Challenge: Layers, Next Challenge: Blue and Blue Monday.
Pink Puli
-Lispencie does Pink! I couldn’t pass this cute, short-legged pink dog without stopping to admire and smile – and take plenty of photos, of course. It reminded me of Dougal […]
Holy Reflection
Holy Trinity Church, close to Regents Park in London, was built in 1826-28 to the designs of Sir John Soane to celebrate the defeat of Napoleon. After the Napoleonic wars, […]
False Steps
I featured some of the many steps in Paris in a recent post. Here are some more steps… …………………… or are there? If you are a fan of trompe l’oeil, […]
Fig and Sparrow
My first drink of the day is tea, but by mid-morning latest I’m in need of a coffee. And a good coffee at that. My latest caffeine find is Fig […]
The Toon Coocillor’s Behind
Hard to miss this udderly funny piece of street art on Cowgate (yes, really!) in Edinburgh. Linked to Behind and Livestock.
Travel with Intent 