Desire
Category: streetscape
Ballona Lagoon
Fog in the Afternoon
Artist Alley
Pastels and Glass
San Diego Panorama
We walked back from Barrio Logan and I took this panorama along the way with more shots of abandoned and/or liminal spaces along the way.
Alley
Barrio Logan
We visited San Diego’s Barrio Logan and documented a lot of the street art we came across.
(Click any image below to see them all enlarged.)
Christmas on Riverside Drive
First Snow
Urban Exoticism
Some more of the 70+ images that didn’t make the grade for submitting to Urban Exoticism.
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Tree and Wall
A candidate for adding to Urban Tree Portrait?
Brighton Seaside
Our 1-hour walk took us down to the seaside for a few blocks and we wee lucking enough to see this dramatic sun down.
Brighton Street Art
There’s a tremendous amount of art in the streets of Brighton, as evidenced by these few snaps (and see below) I got on the brief hour I had walking around between the Landscape of Inequality presentations and the Evoke/Provoke private view at Views in Transition during the Brighton Photo Fringe.
View from the Oval
I had the great good fortune and honour to be invited to spend the first day of the September Test match between Surrey and Durham at the Oval, Surrey’s stadium (Surrey won by 10 wickets in only 3 days, retaining their title for a third year). The day included a tour of the historic stadium, its museum and library, and a visit to the roof, with its splendid views of London (see panorama above). Throughout the stadium are artworks depicting famous players and moments from its history, including the group portrait below.
Tree-lined
A couple of Saturdays ago we joined the Farnham Ramblers on a coach trip to Salisbury in Wiltshire and went on a 6 — 7-mile ramble. This is a lovely shaded walk at the Northwest end of the Cathedral. I’ll be posting pictures from that trip over the coming days.
Alien Road
Hotel Room View, Night
Arles Reflections
Hotel Room View, Dusk
