This great statue of the Kibuki actor Danuro Ishikawa lives in Tokyo, but I've moved it.......

Furry Fury

I thought about trying to paint this (in oils) and then I thought not!

Watson Fothergill

Watson Fothergill was an architect who worked in Nottingham at the end of the 19th century/ Beginning of the 20th century. His influences seem to have been gothic churches and Black Forest chateaux. There are many of his distinctive buildings around Nottingham.http://www.watsonfothergill.co.uk/

Building designed by Watson Fothergill in Nottingham.

Robin o'Hood

Nottingham castle

Classical Spain

Alien Craft II

Alien Craft

Starship Appears over ruin

The White Goddess

Art Links

Sebastiao salgado Photographs of Antarctica
Sarah Clemens fantasy Art
Optical Illusions
Joseph Meerbott Sculptures
Pictures of mermaids

Mother of Mother of pearl

Gargoyle in wax and stone

Swing 2

Just love to use the "distort" functions!

Aberdullais falls, July 2005

Aberdullais Falls, South Wales, July 2005

The Cormerant Fishers

In China they fish by using Cormerants that have their throats restricted so they can't swallow (I think) and they have to drop the fish into baskets. When they've done a good nights fishing the fishermen let them have one for wages. We're a hard species....

Celebration!

To celebrate London winning the Olympics in 2012

There is a pond near where I live, and on certain days.....

Plankton 6.

The Kauri is a hardwood tree of New Zealand that can still be worked after its been in the ground for 25000 years, apparently....

Church of the Sacred Family, Barcelona, Spain

Imperial Palace Garden, Tokyo. Did someone sneeze?

Tokyo Night

Franz Joseph Glacier New Zealand

The wonderful Mount Cook, South island, New Zealand

Interior Hong Kong Aberdeen Harbour boat

Christchurch City Tram, South Island, New Zealand

Aukland City from Mount Victoria

Hudertwasser Toilets Kawakawa
North Island New Zealand

Ocean Park, Hong Kong

Checking out the good Fung Shui in Hong Kong

Photo taken off TV screen

Delphi, a magical place.....

Callanish stones

Not as well known as Stonehenge but nearly as impressive and I think cover a wider area, these megaliths are impressive because they are so remote.(OK I know that the people of Lewis don't find them remote but the rest of us do) Who can afford the ferry price from Uig to Lewis?

The Callanish Stones on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland.

The galleon and the balloon.

This is my first of 2005. I'm quite pleased with it!

Not one of mine, but a real gem!

Reading......

The shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon........
A remarkable first novel. Well any sort of novel really. Great atmosphere, especially if you've been to Barcelona. Excellent!

For Carlos castenedra, wherever he is...

Barcelona view from top of Saguira Familia Cathederal....Wow!

Prayer for the new year.
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