Out to Lewes to see a film (Caravaggio) and the bridge leading back to the train station seemed like a good spot for a portrait.
Station Road Bridge Portrait
Tag: bridge
Daffodils
Venice Reflections
Have Brains, Will Travel
The slogan of the Brains Brewery, “people who know beer, have Brains,” is the kind of clever advertising I enjoyed seeing around Cardiff. I did not, however, get the opportunity to taste any Brains while there.
Stairs
Having started curating the hundreds of liminal spaces I’ve photographed for the project Neither Here nor There, I can’t help noticing these null zones everywhere I go. The first two pictures are of he same staircase and bridge, the third is a spot nearer to our hotel. Looks like AI is even getting in on bridges now (see below).
Hampstead Heath
We took a walk through Hampstead Heath and saw many pretty prospects (click the images to see them larger).
Freedom
After Offprint at the Tate, we made our way to Peckham 24.
Views from the Bridge
Shroom Season
Night Out, London
We went to the West End Theatre at the beginning of the month (Hamnet). This was the view from the bridge on the walk back to Waterloo Station afterwards, with St Paul’s cathedral prominently lit.
Dusky Thames
Headed home, walking over the Golden Jubilee Bridges to Waterloo Station and the train to Farnham the day before Christmas Eve.
London and the City
Walking back to Waterloo station on the Southbank and the sun came out illuminating the dome of St Paul’s, I stopped to take an in-camera jpeg sweep panorama.
Bridge
Whilst still on the tour, we passed beneath one of the many bridges traversing the Chicago River.
Walk to the Musée d’Orsay
Our first full day we walked through the Tuileries Garden and over the Seine to the Musée d’Orsay which I had purchased timed tickets for a month in advance. Click any of the pictures below to see them all larger.
Canals
Bruges is famous, of course, for its canals, laden with sightseeing boats.
Not Giverny
And from another angle (I prefer the first):
One and Three Ceramics*
*with apologies to Joseph Kossuth
Came upon this interesting, fabric-textured ceramic, so I took a shot of it; then pulled back for some context so one could see the wall of the bridge support it was on, then pulled back even more so one can see where that bridge is. I couldn’t find any information on what it was, who its creator was or anything. Beautiful. Click any of the images to see them all enlarged to full size.
Bridge
Feeling at Home
Life on the Liffey
