Proud as a… Pigeon?
This is a crested pigeon, usually you would find them in Australia – but I found this one earlier in the year in Devon (in Paignton Zoo, to be precise). What did this image teach ...
Month: May 2020
Sea Bubbles
Sea form is what you get when dissolved organic matter mixes with water (by way of wind and wave), and gets washed up on the beach. What did this image teach me? I have learned ...
Fuchsia
Most Fuchsia species are native to Central and South America, and they were first discovered by Europeans in the late 17th century when a monk by the name of Charles Plumier came across them. What ...
The Brick Tower
I have no idea what this tower was originally used for, but now it seems to be home to some random shrubbery and very little else. What did this image teach me? Light, photography is ...
Three Poles
And now for some abstract architecture – three tall, thin poles on top of a white building. What did this image teach me? That sometimes a simplistic composition can make for an interesting image. At ...
Horse Face
In researching what to say ahead of this image, I discovered that horses have around 205 bones in their body, as a species they’ve been domesticated for around 5,000 years (domestication of wolves, by comparison ...
GLASS
Another canal side sign (following on from this post, a few days ago)… What did this image teach me? I should probably start taking more photos of signage – it can be fascinating.
The Window & The Curtain
I think there should be a little more stained glass in the world – why don’t we all have a little window with some colour in it? What did this image teach me? It is ...
Fine Dining
There’s something very appealing to me about this finely laid out dinner table. What did this image teach me? Mmmmm… I’m hungry.