PaulOfHorsham's photos
Horniman Dahlia
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I take photos of flowers because of the colour and patterns, not because I have any knowledge of the subject at all.
Fortunately, Mum does: it's a dahlia
Sunken Garden
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This is in the gardens of the Horniman Museum, Forest Hill, South London. This blog post explains a little bit about the work for summer 2017.
Wildflower garden
Yellow flowers
Horniman Velociraptor
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A sculpture in the Horniman Gardens, Forest Hill, South London. All the details on the museum's blog .
Pavement tile
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Some of the pavements in Shanklin on the Isle of Wight have these tiles embedded. Not sure yet exactly why - presuming it's some sort of tourist trail. The map location is, I think, pretty exact, in case you want to make your own enquiries.
Isle Of Wight bus stop
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The green of the bus stop contrasts well with the blue sky on a warm afternoon (only a little bit of polariser was used to enhance the colours)
Lune Millennium Bridge
The Barley Field
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South Downs skies
Slight Breeze
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Flat 5
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Some more detail on the typeface utilised (and designed by the architect for the whole block - Wells Coates)
Stairwell from above
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This time, we're looking down on one of the stairwell blocks; more straight lines.
The roof terrace
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Reminiscent of an ocean liner. We got to take in the view - here looking out to the English Channel, overlooking Hove Lawns
Embassy Court
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Wells Coates, the architect, was responsible for all aspects of the design, including the typeface at the side entrance to the building
Brighton roof-tops
Embassy Court stairs
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The clean modernist lines are clear to see in this external view of the stairwells
