PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge As we sat in the centre of Seville a guide passed us followed by a small flock of tourists. Gesticulating at the b...

click photo to enlarge On our most recent visit to London my camera stopped working properly and so for a few days I had to use my phone ...

click photo to enlarge The low, wood and steel buildings designed for pig-rearing are not the most promising of photographic subjects. At...

click photo to enlarge "Looking Up" was the title of a blog post that I made in May 2008 featuring the same subject as today'...

click photo to enlarge A cricket pavilion in a village or small town often has to fulfill a number of purposes. It is a meeting place for a ...

click photos to enlarge I just noticed that yesterday's post was a small milestone - the 750th PhotoReflect post. Add the 60 posts under...

click photo to enlarge As I passed this Victorian building on Church Street, at Deeping St James in Lincolnshire, two thoughts crossed my mi...

click photo to enlarge Repetition and symmetry are key characteristics of classical achitecture. The Greeks and Romans who were responsible...

click photo to enlarge "Rather than words comes the thought of high windows; The sun- comprehending glass, And beyond it, the deep blu...

click photo to enlarge Courtyard living got a bad name in the nineteenth century. Cheap housing was thrown up around narrow, badly lit court...

click photo to enlarge Photographers don't like symmetry. Nor do painters, graphic artists or sculptors. But architects and designers do...