Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Sunday, 24 March 2019
Reviews on Blank Slate
I've recently joined the Blank Slate team to write album and concert reviews. You can read the first three here, here and here. Next up: Colossal Squid and Dextro at The Cluny this coming Tuesday.
Labels:
2019,
Blank Slate,
Live Music,
Music,
Photography,
Review
Sunday, 27 May 2018
Sicily, 2018
Taormina
Duomo, Taormina
Isola Bella
Calatabiano
View from Castelmola
Temple of Concordia, Agrigento
Villa Romana del Casale, Piazza Armerina
Mount Etna
Labels:
2018,
Agrigento,
Castelmola,
Etna,
Italy,
Photography,
Piazza Armerina,
Sicily,
Taormina
Sunday, 12 March 2017
Ridley Scott: Past, Present & Future Visionary Exhibition, The Word, South Shields
Alien display
Replica Ripley jumpsuit
Facehugger
Signed script and alien egg
Xenomorph
Close-up
Blade Runner display
Deckard blaster
Voight Kampff machine
J.F. Sebastian costume
The exhibition runs until the 2nd of May. Entry is free.
Labels:
Alien,
Blade Runner,
Films,
Photography,
Replicas,
Ridley Scott,
Science fiction,
South Shields,
The Word
Saturday, 10 October 2015
Budapest Diary, 27/09/2015 - 02/10/2015
View of Buda and Pest from the Citadella.
Sunday
Arrived at Continental Hotel Zara and explored Pest.
Dined in Hungarian restaurant.
Visited Great Synagogue.
Walked to St. Stephen’s Basilica and climbed stairs to 300-foot
dome viewing platform.
Crossed Chain Bridge and climbed hill to Buda Castle. Visited
Royal Palace, Mátyás Church, Fishermen’s Bastion, market and Labyrinth
under Castle.
Dined in Hungarian restaurant.
Visited Parliament in Pest.
Crossed bridge to Margaret Island, saw Franciscan church ruins,
Water Tower, Japanese Garden.
Had massages at hotel and dined at Monk’s Bistrot by
Elizabeth Bridge.
Walked to Opera on Andrássy
Street then explored House of Terror.
Had meal at Tokio and viewed Chain Bridge and Basilica lit
up at night.
Took bus past Heroes’ Square to Buda Castle and visited Budapest
History Museum, which includes medieval church ruins.
Took bus to Citadellla and Liberation Monument.
Took bus to Central Market Hall.
Dined at Kollázs then had cocktails in hotel bar.
Tuesday, 1 September 2015
Segedunum
Wallsend, Tyneside, marks the end of Hadrian's Wall and was also the location of the Ancient Roman fort Segedunum.
The British Museum exhibition 'Roman Empire: Power and People' is currently open to visitors until Sunday 13th September. Access is included in the admission price of £5.95.
The British Museum exhibition 'Roman Empire: Power and People' is currently open to visitors until Sunday 13th September. Access is included in the admission price of £5.95.
The fort ruins from the viewing tower
Preserved clothing from Roman Egypt
The Segedunum museum
Statue of a woman clutching the bust of her dead husband
Replica of a skull damaged during combat
Labels:
Ancient Rome,
Egypt,
History,
Newcastle Upon Tyne,
Photography,
Ruins,
Segedunum,
Wallsend
Photography at the Black Gate and Castle Keep
I recently took some photographs for Old Newcastle at the Black Gate and Castle Keep. Both sites are open to visitors, offering a range of activities for all ages.
View from the top of the Castle Keep
The Black Gate, side view
Volunteer dressed as a knight in the Great Hall
Crossbow in the Castle Keep museum
Archery lessons in the Great Hall
The new lift shaft on the side of the Black Gate
Plague Doctor
Labels:
Black Gate,
Castle Keep,
History,
Newcastle Upon Tyne,
Photography,
Pictures
Sunday, 5 July 2015
Photos, April - July 2015
Butterfly World, Stockton-on-Tees
Oval Space, London
Kirkley Hall and Gardens
Our garden
Hexham Abbey
The Quayside, Newcastle
Our kitten Timmy, now six months old
Labels:
2015,
Butterfly World,
Garden,
Hexham Abbey,
Kirkley Hall,
London,
Newcastle Upon Tyne,
Oval Space,
Photography,
Quayside,
Timmy
Friday, 2 August 2013
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