Canon 5D f8 1/80s ISO200 EF24-105L IS I wonder if the tradesman who rendered the wall ever thought his dribble of render at the bottom of the frame would ever be examined so closely…
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Diamond window frame…Barcelona
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Garden gate near Parc Guell Barcelona
Canon 5D f11 1/30s ISO200 EF24-105L IS This unusual, almost eccentric garden gate separated a private garden from a path to an equally eccentric, make that fantastic public park designed by Antonio Gaudi. It was a wonderful thing that Goudi was allowed to let the product his imagination become reality. Some of the constructions are […]
Parc del Laberint di Horta
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Art Nouveau door…
Canon 5D f11 1/40s ISO200 EF24-105 L ISO Art Nouveau door not far from Parc Guell Barcelona.
Steps to a grotto in the Maze garden of Horta, Barcelona.
Canon 5D f4 1/125s EF 24=105 IS ISO200 The sculpture in the grotto is of the nymph Egeria of whom Byron wrote;Egeria! sweet creation of some heartWhich found no mortal resting-place so fairAs thine ideal breast; whate’er thou artOr wert, — a young Aurora of the air,The nympholepsy of some fond despair;Or, it might be, […]
Broughton Tower… Grand steps
Canon 5D No exif data Brougton Tower dates from the eleventh century and was added to from time to time over the next eight hundred years. Most recently the whole building was divided up turned into apartments. In the nineteen fifties it was a school that I was fortunate enough to attend. Gardening botany and […]
Side Steps… A cottage in Broughton in Furness
Canon S70 Architectural details have long fascinated me windows, door ways, finials, architraves and this case the theme of steps, which has continued for some time now. Wherever I travel I record these things as I see them, at one point I had it in mind to produce a series drawings from the hundred photos […]
Memorial steps… Broughton in Furness
Canon S70 f7.1 1/1000s ISO400 While most town centres have a memorial this obelisk in the market square was erected to celebrate the jubilee of King George III, the mad one?