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  • Bangkok

    Bangkok

    Soi Ram Butri
    Khaosan Road
    Unknown Alleyway
    Soi Ram Butri
    Detail of gold mosaic tiling
    The Grand Palace
    The Grand Palace
    Sculpture
    The Grand Palace
    The Grand Palace
    The Grand Palace
    Market
    Reclining Buddha
    Khaosan Road
    Unknown Alleyway #2
    Khaosan Road
    Khaosan Road Street Food
    Khaosan Road
    Khaosan Road Street Food #2
    Khaosan Road
  • Walking Paris

    Walking Paris

    A Day walking the streets of Paris

    Silhouettes
    Into the shop
    Into, Through & Beyond
    Books
    Parisian Life
    Identity
    Cemetary
    Old, and New
    Posed
    Section Revealed
    Modern Times
    Protest, Fear, Celebration, Liberty.
    Reflected
    Un Chien
    Rain(ing)
    Art is to be Observed
    Cafe
    The Crossing
    Parapluie
    In the Rain
    Bar
    Leaning Building
    Graffiti

  • Red Stairs

    Red.. what an amazing colour! Inside Château de Voisins, France.
    Red.. what an amazing colour!
    Inside Château de Voisins, France.

  • Tree Lined

    Part of the grounds around Château de Voisins, France
    Part of the grounds around Château de Voisins, France
  • The Workshop

    The Workshop

    A lovely mechanic's workshop
    A lovely mechanic’s workshop

    The Workshop #2

  • Memories of Spring

    That spring sunshine, The feeling of warmth eroding the winter, The light, Upon new leaves.
    That spring sunshine,
    The feeling of warmth eroding the winter,
    The light,
    Upon new leaves.
  • The Ashmolean

    The Ashmolean

    The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

    Staircase(s)
    Becoming abstract; looking up.
    Layers through glass.
    Looking Down

     

     

     

     

  • The Bodleian Library

    Looking up at the majestic circular shape of the Bodleian Library.
    Looking up at the majestic circular shape of the Bodleian Library.

  • Another Ceiling…

    Another ceiling.. another example of Gothic splendour, they did some things very well..
    Another ceiling.. another example of Gothic splendour, they did some things very well..

  • Christ Church

    Christ Church College, Oxford University. An amazing institution full of history.
    Christ Church College, Oxford University. An amazing institution full of history.

  • The Grand Dining Hall

    The Grand Dining Hall. Or, at least, a part of. With a wonky lamp.
    The Grand Dining Room.
    Or, at least, a part of.
    With a wonky lamp.

  • He Waits

    Through the glass in stone, Lordly, Awaiting, Observing
    Through the glass in stone,
    Lordly,
    Awaiting,
    Observing

  • From Above

    Love the long shadows and the fact they are the first thing you notice before connecting them to the actual people that create them
    Love the long shadows and the fact they are the first thing you notice before connecting them to the actual people that create them
  • The Hut

    The Hut

    A ruin. Now a place of interest. Somewhere to investigate, to hang out. To Escape.
    A ruin.
    Now a place of interest. Somewhere to investigate, to hang out. To Escape.

    The Hut #2

  • Ages Past

    The carved timber ceiling of 15th Century St. Donats, Wales.
    The carved timber ceiling of 15th Century St. Donats, Wales.

  • Within

    Within and among. The intricate details.. dried and rotting wood. Reverse mounted 50mm
    Within and among. The intricate details.. dried and rotting wood.
    Reverse mounted 50mm

  • Simple Light

    I like the light in this photo. Its soft, graceful. Shadows not too harsh, but bring out interest. It 'feels' nice.
    I like the light in this photo. Its soft, graceful. Shadows not too harsh, but bring out interest. It ‘feels’ nice.

  • Parallels

    There is always something wonderful about stations. A mid point, beginning or end of someone's journey. Always interesting moments to be had. I like the light and motion upon the man walking on the left, and the silhouette of the man on the right.
    There is always something wonderful about stations. A mid point, beginning or end of someone’s journey. Always interesting moments to be had.
    I like the light and motion upon the man walking on the left, and the silhouette of the man on the right.