Posted on May 28, 2020
Somewhere in Italy… I have been checking past images that were not considered good enough; I am giving them a facelift…
Category: Architecture, Art, Cityscapes, Design, Gallery, landscape, Photography, Posts Tagged: Art, clouds, design, History, Italy, Photoshop, river
Posted on May 1, 2015
The top of 20 Fenchurch Street is a fantastic garden with panoramic views of London. Worth a visit.
This is a panoramic built using Adobe LightRoom CC out of 6 exporters, 3 for the top and 3 for the bottom parts.
Category: Architecture, Cityscapes, England, London, Photography, The River Thames Tagged: architecture, clouds, colour, light, LightRoom CC, London, pano, panoramic, photograph, photography, river, river Thames, Thames, The Shard
Posted on October 29, 2014
Category: England, Gallery, landscapes, London, Nature, Photography, The River Thames Tagged: photograph, photography, river, Teddington, Thames
Posted on April 21, 2014
Another aspect of London: it’s canals and waterways other than the Thames.
Two magnificent mansions:
Category: Architecture, Cityscapes, England, Gallery, History, London, Photography Tagged: architecture, gardens, Grand Union Canal, HDR, History, house, mansion, palace, photograph, photography, river, Thames, waterways
Posted on December 10, 2013
As an ongoing project to ‘map’ the river Thames, an early evening crossing the bridge towards Richmond.
The idea is to document as much as possible the life of the river Thames
Category: HDR, History, London, Photography, The River Thames Tagged: colour, HDR, light, London, photograph, photography, river, sunset, Thames
Posted on November 25, 2013
As part of an ongoing project of ‘mapping the river Thames’ one can find common places, such as this conveyor belt that delivers sand into the hull of ships and barges. The Thames is still a working river.
Category: Architecture, Design, Greenwich, HDR, History, London, Photography, The River Thames Tagged: architecture, cityscape, Dock, HDR, photograph, photography, river, Thames
Posted on November 18, 2013
The MV Royal Iris was a twin screw, diesel-electric, former Mersey Ferry. The vessel was built by William Denny & Brothers and launched in December 1950.
It is now in its final resting place, possibly its last.
I am certain there are many stories to be told by and about this rusting old ferry.