Photo of the Week: Wharf

Hanging light strings in the decorative gardens and fountains of Canary Wharf at night.

Photo of the WeeK: Rosed

Was there ever a more rose-gold world than a winter river?

Photo of the WeeK: Gobble

Turkeys? During New Year's week? Unharmed? Yes, and peacocks and a donkey, too.

Photo of the Week: River Sightings

This Sunday, I took a trip to the 'enemy camps', so to speak. Having many friends and an ex in the league of Oxonions (ie. those who are or have study/ied at The University of Oxford), I am strongly on that side of any - fictional or otherwise - rivalry between the two best-on-league-tables UK …

Photo of the Week: Scenery

It's been a week of work, alas, and so not many interesting things have happened, or I've been able to photograph. I did take a leisurely stroll back home after Mass on Sunday morning, and bought a yummy Bento box from the chain-store Wasabi. Although it was a chilly day, I wanted to eat in …

Photo of the Week: Summertime

The vibrant oranges and greens of Britain's attempt at spring-summer. I used a light adjustment here to combat the overgrowth covering in the forest as I took the photo, but the colours are otherwise unedited. This tree also caught my eye because of its decaying exterior (and interior, I suppose). Story inspiration, anyone? 😀 Feel free …

Photo of the Week: Moorchicks

Want more little fluffy things for this middle of Spring? I have you covered! These baby moorhens (and sadly some of the only photos I was able to take this week) are new to the campus lake and followed their mama. Look at that chick standing atop the rock!

Photo of the Week: Fluffies

It's been a while, I know. I'm slogging through my dissertation. So. Nearly. Done. At least Spring is officially here and the campus is coming alive. Take, for instance, this snap from the week of our Egyptian Geese - and their new chicks!

Photo of the Week: Stumped

It's that lovely time of the week again when I present a photo I'm particularly proud of. My walk home from campus isn't the most interesting. Okay, it has people and places, but it is missing the integral feel of life. You know? I, in my walk back, stopped to observe the squirrels in a …

Photo of the Week: The Calico

I can only offer a non-explorative, domestic photo fro this week, of a local neighbourhood kitten, with whom I've made friends. I call this energetic bundle of fur Calico, after its fur patterning. Cute little thing, even when it's attacking a defenceless twig.