Melons in Rye
Hex colour reference: FDBCB4 A colourful note: it is amazing how many shades of orange colour are named after fruits and vegetables; the colour melon is apparently named after the […]
Succulents on Cue
The cacti and succulents at Kew Gardens seemed to call out for a spot of monochrome treatment. Linked to Monochrome Feb, Macro Monday and B&W Weds Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 February 2016 […]
Water Lily at Kew Gardens
Linked to B&W Sunday Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 February 2016
Lowry in Salford
Winter light can always be relied on to give gold colouring and reflections, though this bridge is impressive at any time. It is a 92 metre long, single span lifting footbridge across […]
Wisdom and Effort
“Concilio et Labore” is Manchester’s motto, which loosely translated means “Wisdom and Effort”. The ship on this bridge represents the trading relationships of Manchester; the white heraldic antelope with its […]
Greenery and Pinkery
Hex colour reference: EF98AA A colourful note: mauvelous is the name of a 1993 Crayola crayon, a company with rather traditional colour terms until the public naming competition […]
Love is Afloat in Kew
A question posed in Wordpress land this week was “is your current state of mind reflected in your photography?” Copyright Debbie Smyth, 27 February 2016 Linked to I’d Rather Be Birdin’
Possible or Impossible? – Let’s Be Positive
Audrey Hepburn is quoted as saying “Nothing is impossible, the […]
Running Behind
Linked to State of Mind Copyright Debbie Smyth, 26 February 2016
Raining Umbrellas
Hex Colour reference: C8385A A colourful note: maroon is the term used for a dark brown-red , with the first recorded use of this as an English colour name in 1789. The name comes from […]
Head Down to New Lanark
Linked to Weekend in B&W Copyright Debbie Smyth, 26 February 2016
Travel with Intent 