Screwed to the wall
When the doors shut and the clickety clack of the key turning in the lock stops and the only sound left is the tip-tap drip-drop of the unturned off tap,
iPhone Photographer of the Year 2017
When the doors shut and the clickety clack of the key turning in the lock stops and the only sound left is the tip-tap drip-drop of the unturned off tap,
A selection of photographs taken with a wooden, flexible doll. Apped up in Snapseed. Hope you like them. Have a good week.
Faith-shaped hole in my consumer’s heart I live on the tip-top of a hill. To leave the house is easy. I know it is all downhill. The sun introduces itself
I first began to dress in dresses when I first was forced to wear long pants. I liked my lower legs, the bulge of my knees, with its dimples either
The first step is acknowledgement. These cracks I cannot fix myself. I don’t do D.I.Y. I do B.I.B.
+ When you left, when you left him, did you know it was forever? – When I met him, the first time, when he walked into the room, it was
Been a while without posting anything on the blog. Have had a few ailments and mishaps in recent weeks preventing me from typing. A couple of weeks back I was
I guess I can appear strange to onlookers when they see me taking photographs of blank walls or raindrops forming on car roofs. It is something I am aware of
Daisies. The day’s eyes opening. This little fella was growing out of a riverbank wall. Here are some other little daisies. They seem to appear a lot on my stream.
I first met Fred on a cold, winter’s day in a second hand record store. I could not help but notice him, his inflated head bop-bopping along to the tune