Ah, London. I can hate and love you in equal measure. Submitted to Photo Friday for the ‘Pattern‘ challenge.
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Ford Capri in decay
When I was growing up, there were two cars every boy wanted to have as a poster on their wall. One was unobtainable (the Lamborghini Countach), but the other was not only attainable (assuming you were old enough to own a driving license and have a job), but it was far cooler. It was driven […]
Read moreCockle Bay
I spent a couple of nights in the Pyrmont area of Sydney, and headed out to take in the harbour area early in the morning. On my way to a cafe to grab some breakfast, I crossed the Pyrmont bridge, to be greeted by a steady stream of joggers and cyclists. It was something I […]
Read moreManly on a Sunday
I got to spend a couple of nights with some very nice people who were friends of our friends. Luckily for me, they lived in Manly, and on Sunday I headed out early to take in the beach. This was winter, and it was T-shirt and shorts weather. When I got to the beach front, […]
Read more2012 – Sydney, here we come!
I haven’t been making photographs or posting as much as I’d like to recently. That’s because we’ve been preparing for a huge change in our lives. After several 5 a.m. Skype interviews, I have got a job in Sydney, doing something I enjoy. What a change it will be. We are currently living in Scotland, […]
Read moreWinter Silhouette
I took a walk along part of the Antonine wall today, as it had stopped raining, and the sun was out. Despite it being nearly midday, the winter sun this far north hangs low in the sky, and there were some wonderful silhouettes to be seen. Along the brow of the hill, along with an […]
Read moreThe Falkirk Wheel
The Falkirk Wheel is a fascinating and beautiful piece of engineering. Designed to replace a series of locks, boats float out along a viaduct from the top of a hill, then enter one of two “baths”, 180 degrees opposed on the twin arms of a wheel. The wheel then rotates 180 degrees, swapping the top […]
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