Category Archives: religious architecture
One Word Sunday : Cross
Well, Cross could be an emotion, a direction of travel, a shape, to intersect… so what shall I illustrate? Here is the X Cross at Oxford Circus in London: Here is the reproduction of the Pinnacle Cross made for the
One Word Sunday : Cross
Well, Cross could be an emotion, a direction of travel, a shape, to intersect… so what shall I illustrate? Here is the X Cross at Oxford Circus in London: Here is the reproduction of the Pinnacle Cross made for the
Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge #51: Unique
I am getting this in within a whisker of this week’s theme being announced….I wanted to try and complete each weeks’ theme! So, what’s unique in my world? I decided to go for the blitz relic that is St Dunstan
Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge #51: Unique
I am getting this in within a whisker of this week’s theme being announced….I wanted to try and complete each weeks’ theme! So, what’s unique in my world? I decided to go for the blitz relic that is St Dunstan
An oblique view
I had clambered onto a bench, most inelegantly, and helped by my friend, in order to capture the view posted for his week’s ‘Wordless Wednesday’…..except that I didn’t. I just couldn’t line up for that image which I eventually managed
An oblique view
I had clambered onto a bench, most inelegantly, and helped by my friend, in order to capture the view posted for his week’s ‘Wordless Wednesday’…..except that I didn’t. I just couldn’t line up for that image which I eventually managed
Perspective and Silent Sunday: 16/06/2019
Also linked to One Word Sunday at Debbies here
Getting the Shot
Three images from the other day, as I was people-watching: The things we get up to for our photography!
Getting the Shot
Three images from the other day, as I was people-watching: The things we get up to for our photography!
One / 210
Well, this is, effectively One / 209 from St Dunstan revisited, or rather taken from a different POV. I prefer the window at the back in this version, and the archway, but I had to walk down some steps to
One / 210
Well, this is, effectively One / 209 from St Dunstan revisited, or rather taken from a different POV. I prefer the window at the back in this version, and the archway, but I had to walk down some steps to
