Tag Archives: Abstract

Let me take you there

Posted on Fri, 19 October, 2012 by

So far this month I’ve acquired another two hundred images and last night I was looking through them and felt spoilt for choice. And as my eye scanned through them I found that one perfect symmetrical image that I just … Continue reading →

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Through Tinted Glass

Posted on Fri, 10 August, 2012 by

Today’s images are the final two that I will be posting from my last walk-about through the main departure lounge at Geneva Airport last month. The combination of clever architectural features to maximise light, and areas of tinted glass has … Continue reading →

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Abstract Geometry

Posted on Fri, 27 July, 2012 by

Your first thought on seeing this may be: ‘What the heck is that?’ And my answer would be: ‘Does it matter – would knowing what it is change your opinion of it as an abstract image?’ It’s an image that … Continue reading →

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The End of the Line

Posted on Fri, 22 June, 2012 by

It’s Friday again. It’s been a busy week with 19 images posted in my last two blogs. So, time for something simple and short for today. This image was shot from the window of a speeding Eurostar train two years … Continue reading →

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Freaky Friday

Posted on Fri, 27 April, 2012 by

It’s Friday, end of the week, time for something a little lighthearted. Someone commented on the images in the two Mezzanine Window posts – ‘The Mezzanine Window’ and ‘The Mezzanine Window Part 2’ – saying, entirely reasonably, that they would … Continue reading →

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The Mezzanine window

Posted on Fri, 13 April, 2012 by

Something simple and abstract for Friday. This is the view through the frosted (and slightly tinted) Mezzanine window on our staircase. For a brief while in the morning sunlight penetrates the narrow gap between our house and our neighbour’s obliquely … Continue reading →

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Waiting to fly

Posted on Mon, 20 February, 2012 by

The process of flying from one country to another requires infinite patience. At the airport one moves from one zone to another (check-in, security, passport control, departure lounge, gate), each move entailing yet another queue. It’s like watching paint dry … Continue reading →

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