Flying English Girl.
I have returned from a four day trip to Istanbul with a couple of friends. It’s a great place with great people… and food too. The virtues of the humble kebab have been revealed to me, I have visited a Turkish bath house – where I was warmed and refreshed. I have stepped inside the blue mosque, … Continue reading »
My wristwatch on a stick in Canary Wharf.
I’m going away this weekend for a few days and I have many photographs that are sitting quietly on my hard drive, not making much of a fuss. So, as there is no perfect time, here we are.
Where there is darkness…
What’s poppin…
To blog is to give to others, a little something of yourself. To affect just one person with what you do is amazing. So in that thread I will continue and offer something, but not of myself. Not today when inspiration and foreign soil are lacking. Instead, I want to give you a fellow street … Continue reading »
Kreative Blogger Award
Before I post the next set of photographs, I would like to acknowledge Meredith for presenting me with the Kreativ Blogger Award. Thank you very much! As part of this little award I have to tell you ten things about myself that are generally not known. I can pinpoint the moment my interest in photography … Continue reading »
Blackpool.
I love reflections and layers, I love the tide, the wind, the idea of each year being the same but so, so different. Lady Indecisive still has a goal…all the time traveling towards something. Happy New Year.
Via Roma.
My Visit to Italy in August of this year feels like a long time ago. Especially now that the cold weather is here, and the question being asked behind closed doors and by warm radiators is “Will it snow? When…?” Like my ‘May.Be’ post earlier in the year I thought I’d wait for a time … Continue reading »
May. Be.
I made these photographs in May 2011. I felt like saving them for a while. October feels like the right time to promote the idea of Sunshine and the slightly surreal. A fridge stood at traffic lights… need I say more. Anyway these images might serve as visual comfort blanket to let you know that … Continue reading »
Morocco.
I visited Spain for ten days in September, however… it was a rather tame affair so I thought I’d liven it up a bit with a day trip to Morocco as my Father’s cousin lives in Tarifa (which conveniently enough is the shortest boat crossing from Spain to Tangier). Filling out the exit and entry … Continue reading »
