Piccadilly Bound – Wordless Wednesday
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Flaming Piper
When someone uses a set of Bagpipes as a flame thrower, it’s an impressive sight, and one I was keen to capture. Sadly, I didn’t get the money shot as he’d stopped flaming when I took the photo, but that didn’t stop me from letting imagination fill in the blanks. There’s an overall impression of
Broad Street Puddles meditation
Broad Street Puddles Three people wander down Broad Street in Oxford, each set on their own individual journey. The two women on the left initially appear to be a couple, but a closer look at their body positions immediately questions to this assumption. They are both masked, which dates the image to the COVID area
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Contemporary Art Talk Video – Balliol Door
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Waiting Under the Railway Bridge Painting Meditation
For such an urban scene, there’s a surprising amount of green in the Waiting Under the Railway Bridge painting. The railway bridge above us could be the infamous abandoned garden bridge of London with its olive greens and matted tendrils of ink hanging down. We are waiting at traffic lights on Deansgate in Manchester, stuck
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Roof of the British Museum – Wordless Wednesday
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Hay’s Galleria
Standing in a darkened portal, we look towards the Thames through Hay’s Galleria. Under the archway that frames a brilliant scene. Golden colour lights up the whole painting. Drawing your eyes, through light festooned arches, to the blue sky beyond. Perhaps you are attracted to the clock face, suspended mid air on barely visible chains?
Radcliffe Camera Oxford
Did I use too much orange in this Radcliffe Camera painting? The Oxford landmark needed colour to counter the greyness of the original image.
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