Tanzende Türme, Hamburg

spiral staircase, taken with sonyxperia x performance

on a sunny morning.

Pisa, Tuscany, Italy

On Black

Part of the Looking Up set.

See the Slideshow

Can you jump and catch it?

youtu.be/Vd7vktx1uvM?si=1CP1N6BNAbBrogig

well, it's the best I could do. My camera's not cut out for this

World Diabetes Day

Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

The Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign.

So the weekend just gone I caught up with Martin Turner and Ed Bentley who were spending the weekend doing some photography in London; the weather wasn’t supposed to be up to much so we had a mix of indoor and out locations planned, all of which were mighty fine and new to all of us!!

This taken at the first point of call, and it is a mighty fine ceiling, getting the correct exposure was proving to be difficult so I had to try and get a balance between not over exposing the skylight while keeping the shadows in check.

No excuses for my absence (well I have) but I am rubbish at keeping up to date with things, I hope that you’re all having a good week, half way there already… yay :-)

***I've just started a Facebook page it would be great if some of you came to visit and maybe even "Like" it :-)***

Lens: Samyang 7.5mm Fisheye

AV: f/8

TV: 1/60

ISO 200

Faculty of Social Sciences Building, University of Ottawa.

No editing except cropping.

I found these multi-layer clouds captivating, particularly the gossamer line across the sky beneath the other clouds.

I think the S23U does a good job of capturing this type of shot.

Crazy Tuesday theme for this week is "Looking Up" Photo of flower looking up.

Bucephala clangula

London Eye

Mach 2018

Another photo of the modernist Toronto City Hall, 1965, seen in the autumnal sunshine. This was taken from the back of the site.

October 2017.

Architect: Viljo Revell.

For the Macro Mondays theme of 'Looking Up'.

How I've done this is to place one of my Willow Tree figurines on a sideboard in my dining room underneath a table lamp, sat on the floor and pointed my camera up at it.

HMM!