Luminosity
Face in a tree?
Frosty rose, December 2012
Frosty rose, December 2012
Facial expressions ...
Mosaic floor - House of Dionysos, Delos
Hard light in Bratislava
Reflection Pool with Metal Sculpture
Floating angel in a dreamy glade.
Gorgeous material at the Gurkha Memorial
Breaking out!
Towards close of day at Salisbury Cathedral
Fake views at Salisbury
Door arch detail, Salisbury Cathedral
Spire from the Cloisters
In a niche position
The Matrons College, Salisbury
William Golding taught here
A warm welcome awaits ...
Statuary and Mason
Diwali in Salisbury
Just wait until it is finished -
"In use at all times"
Cat, bobbins, lens caps
Wine bottle with basket chairs (#2)
Wine bottle with basket chairs (#1)
Fidget Pie with Hereford Bull Cider
I do like a little bit of cheese ...
Bottle with stem cuttings
Orchid amongst the buttercups
Rising up behind the flowers, like hands in prayer
Behind the scenes at the Orangery
Squaring-up to Artemis at Lyme Park
Artemis, Greek Goddess at Lyme Park
House in the Hedge
A large pile of wood chippings
The peaceful Macclesfield Canal
Tightly cropped, I crouch and stare
Delivery van at Llandudno - 2015
Late afternoon in September 2015
Twinned with Bad Ems
Life will find a way, at Hanbury Hall.
Formal Garden at Hanbury Hall
Floating umbrellas in the rain
Sentinel tree and umbrellas in the rain
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Franz Kafka lived here
Re-working of a picture from June 2014 using two DNGs merged and spliced together. The same combination of elements, but this one is better technically. Also, the original was too 'polite' for what the picture is intending to convey.
Franz Kafka the writer and novelist lived at 22 Golden Lane, Prague. The term Kafkaesque has transcended the literary realm to apply to real or fictitious occurrences, situations or works of art, that are incomprehensibly complex, bizarre, or illogical.
Franz Kafka the writer and novelist lived at 22 Golden Lane, Prague. The term Kafkaesque has transcended the literary realm to apply to real or fictitious occurrences, situations or works of art, that are incomprehensibly complex, bizarre, or illogical.
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