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A heron and its reflection stand duty, St Albans, November 2020 Copyright Debbie Smyth, 13 November 2020 Posted as part of Weekend Reflection …
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 27 September 2019 Posted as part of Weekend Reflection
Planes, Helicopters and Automobiles
Safari holidays can be quite sedentary. The mode of transport may vary, but you still sit down an awful lot. It does at least give plenty of time to […]
Oxford Street in the Round
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. […]
St. Paul’s Cathedral Reflected
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 […]
Kenyan Reflections
I am continuing my African reminiscences, with these reflections from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’s Elephant Orphanage. Related posts: Highlights of Nairobi An African Love Story Posted as part of Weekend […]
BT Tower Reflected
I’m always surprised at how visible the BT tower is from almost everywhere in central London. Walking along the Euston Road, there it was again! This time reflected in the […]
Colourful Margate
Margate is a coastal resort in Kent in the south-east of England. It has long been popular with Londoners seeking a seaside break, but it has long struggled against foreign […]
Corpus Christi Reflections
The College of Corpus Christi and the Blessed Virgin Mary, to use its full name, is the 6th oldest college in Cambridge University, founded in 1352 by townspeople , primarily […]
Travel with Intent 