Hot to Trot
Why not let these beautiful slippers take the heat! These jazzy images are created by making a heat map (using Picasa) of the following photo of slippers in a Tunisian […]
Shadows in the Sand
Ripples and shadows make the Sahara look more hospitable than it is in reality. For more from the Sahara see Is there a Dentist in the House? Linked to Shadow […]
Tunisian Blue
Linked to Blue Monday and Whimsical Windows, Delirious Doors.
Face in the Rocks
The face of the famous Tunisian poet, Abdulkacem Chebbi, gazes down from the Belvedere Rocks just south of the Route Touristique in Tozeur. Too much landscaping, including the building of a golf course, has detracted […]
Row upon Row of Shoes – Hurrah!
Shoes arranged in rows on a wall in Tunisia: And in the UK: Part of Jakesprinter’s Sunday Post Challenge: Arrangement.
Tunisia in Black and White
Ksar Hadeda, an ancient berber village in Southern Tunisia is looking great in black and white. I’m participating in the online adventure travel and photography magazine LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge […]
Fruit and veg around the world
It’s Sunday again and time to publish my contribution to this week’s Sunday Stills challenge. In Tunisia: In Scotland: In a supermarket in Los Angeles: A stall in Moscow: In […]
Sand Dunes in the Sahara
Who would have thought a desert could be so beautiful: Just don’t get the sand in your sandwiches! . Linked to Cee’s weekly Fun Foto Challenge: Earth.
Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Fabrics
The island of Djerba, in Tunisia, is a great place to find traditional Tunisian fabrics. Parts of the island are overly touristy but Houmt Souq retains its traditional character and […]
Is There a Dentist in the House?
This may not be the most beautiful smile (some dentistry required, I think) but this cool dude, with a nose ring no less, certainly caught my attention. Published in response […]
Travel with Intent 