This is series on couples – street photography capturing two people – which for lack of anything more imaginative I have named the Odd Couple series, when in fact they may, or may not be odd. I’ll leave that to the viewer. Please click on image for a better view. For my solo series click here Continue reading Odd Couple/30 – The Bike Hostel
This is series on couples – street photography capturing two people – which for lack of anything more imaginative I have named the Odd Couple series, when in fact they may, or may not be odd. I’ll leave that to the viewer. For my solo series click here. Please click on image for a better view. Continue reading Odd Couple/29
Paula’s Thursday’s Special: Pick a word: I decided to follow Paula’s lead and interpret them all. Please click on any image for a better view. Populated – King Cormorants on an isle in the Beagle Channel Time Sensitive – Mirabilis Jalapa, or commonly known as Four O’clocks because they usually don’t open until around four o’clock Companionable Clandestine And lastly the burgeoning city … Continue reading Companionable, Burgeoning, etc
Please click on image for a better view. Taken in Polperro, in Cornwall, England – a popular destination because of its tightly-packed and old fisherman’s houses which survive almost untouched, its quaint harbour and attractive coastline. As early as the 13th century Polperro was a recognised fishing settlement and its first known record is in a Royal document of 1303. We visited a few yeas ago and … Continue reading Door/18 – Polperro
Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Transport. Please click on any image for a better view. Cycles and Vespas in Livorno, Italy Gondola at Gibraltar Our ride into the Andes in Chile Taking the train to Ottawa Riding the subway in Buenos Aires Continue reading Modes of Transport
Please click on image for a better view. This door provides entrance to what was the Postkantoor (post office) at 42 Coolsingel in Rotterdam, Holland. It leads to an entrance hall with a ceiling rising to 22.5 metres (74 feet). The post office was built between 1915 and 1923. They didn’t want it to overshadow the Town Hall nearby and so situated it further from the … Continue reading Door/17 – Postkantoor
Please click on image for a better view “Many miles away there’s a shadow on the door of a cottage …” Walter Scott #65 Engelswisch in Lubeck, Germany. Two more from Lubeck – on Dr. Juluis Leber Strasse and on Beckergrube .. Norm’s Thursday Doors Continue reading Door/16 – Lubeck
Beyond the Brush 