There are approximately eight million motorcycles in Ho Chi Minh City. Out of all the bikes I saw, this one was my favourite. If anyone has any bike knowledge and can tell me what kind of bike it is, I’d appreciate it.
Found in the courtyard of a Catholic church. To the right of this there was a large shrine. There was only one piece of this board and it sat against a very grey, dilapidated backdrop. It was quite eerie, definitely beautiful.
I Monte Carlo, New York, New York Built in 1854, this spire with crows, tight jeans and rusted coasters. Smells of eggs, donuts, salty chips. Single boat stranded, afloat on the sand, grand blue boat, tilted. Reflection of council flats in wet holes. Thick haze, thinner there, water and sky, immersed in…
Typically touristy, but I loved the colour of the sky and the trail from the plane to the left of the clock-face. I think you can allow yourself to admire the beauty in something even if there are another four hundred people taking the picture of the same thing.
This was taken in a bar that turned out to be one of the more Bohemian nights we experienced whilst taking a short weekend break in Prague. The bar was huge and sprawling, with a large underground drinking space. This was taken upstairs in a room with a piano in, which people took turns playing.…
From a very short series of photos I took on a crisp day early last year. It was one of the first sunny days of the year and I decided to take out my new pocket-size camera and take some pictures. I was quite anxious about the whole street photography thing so most of the…
A view across a part of the Snowdonia National Park. This valley is one of the best examples of a glacial valley anywhere in the world. You can tell by the flat base and smooth sides. It leads out to the sea. All that remains is a thin and winding stream. We were lucky with…
These are the waterfalls at the Krka National Park in Croatia. There was a long bus journey to the park, and then a thirty minute boat ride, but we were “relieved” at the end by swimming in the pool at the base of the falls. It was April, and the water was freezing.
View of Jindrisska tower in Prague from atop the Astronomical tower at the Klementinum. Snow-capped roofs and a hundred spires, you can see why Prague is considered one of the most romantic cities in Europe.
One of the many alleyways of the old Roman town in Split, Croatia. Here, people still live in the ruins, and the stones are worn smooth by millennia of feet.
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