Category Archives: Ruins
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
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
Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge #49: Favourite Things
These are just a few of my favourite things To start and end the day black coffee (a lungo or bigger in the morning at breakfast, and a double espresso after my evening meal). And I do love a nice
Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge #49: Favourite Things
These are just a few of my favourite things To start and end the day black coffee (a lungo or bigger in the morning at breakfast, and a double espresso after my evening meal). And I do love a nice
One Word Sunday: Missing
I love trying to find an image to fit Debbie’s word on a Sunday, and this on had me wondering how to approach it So, first I thought of a clock with missing numbers And a house with missing slates
One Word Sunday: Missing
I love trying to find an image to fit Debbie’s word on a Sunday, and this on had me wondering how to approach it So, first I thought of a clock with missing numbers And a house with missing slates
Singular moments (2): Souville
More of those moments, however brief, when you come across something that strikes a chord, sticks in the mind….. Verdun…the enormity of the French sacrifice in World War 1 Exploring the woods around Verdun….we visited the forts of Vaux and
Singular moments (2): Souville
More of those moments, however brief, when you come across something that strikes a chord, sticks in the mind….. Verdun…the enormity of the French sacrifice in World War 1 Exploring the woods around Verdun….we visited the forts of Vaux and
I remember it as if it were yesterday / 13
The Pont du Gard, near Remoulins in Provence- I first saw it in spring, 1982, when I visited my parents when they were holidaying in France. Many years before, my father had told me about a bridge with no railings
I remember it as if it were yesterday / 13
The Pont du Gard, near Remoulins in Provence- I first saw it in spring, 1982, when I visited my parents when they were holidaying in France. Many years before, my father had told me about a bridge with no railings
I remember it as if it were yesterday / 12
I had read of the abandoned town of Craco some years ago now, and determined to see it when I found out that it was possible to visit. I can still see myself taking these images, walking around this place…and
I remember it as if it were yesterday / 12
I had read of the abandoned town of Craco some years ago now, and determined to see it when I found out that it was possible to visit. I can still see myself taking these images, walking around this place…and
