-London
You can buy special gizmos and apps to take 360 degree photos these days. But this reflective ball at the entrance to St Christopher Place does it nice and easily. […]
-London
St Paul’s Cathedral, in London, is an incredibly photogenic monument. It does not disappoint when viewed in reflection, its gracious lines gently distorted in the reflective metal. Posted as […]
-London
A purple Osteospermum. Thees are often known as African Daisies and even though I’m just back from Africa, this beauty was in a window box outside Claridges Hotel in London. […]
-Manchester
These bright, colourful picnic benches were waiting for the sun to appear when I saw them in April this year, close to Castlefield beach. Posted as part of Cee’s Fun […]
-London
For visits to any new city, it is always hard marrying the transport maps with the sights you want to see. Below is a tourist tube map for London, provided […]
-London
Getting around London is pretty easy so long as you are armed with a bus and tube map. An App that works off line is a boon. For a spot […]
-Manchester
These beautiful begonias adorn the pavements in that Castlefield area of Manchester, close to the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI). . Posted as part of the Festival of Flowers and […]
-London
The show jumping fences at the London Olympics in 2012 depicted many well known London monuments and events. . The location was stunning too, with great views across London. Linked […]
-London
Posted as part of Wordless Wednesday.
-Manchester
Sonel’s challenge theme this week is Abstract: “Abstract photography is a process of using different shapes, lines, curves and patterns combined to create an image and rules, such as composition […]
-London
The sculpture of the eighteenth century painter, Sir Joshua Reynolds, that guards the front of the Royal Academy in London is wearing a yellow garland, for summer I suppose. Related […]