Sally P Moore
Profile
I was born in Inverness and grew up in Scotland. I have lived in the East End of London for 15 years. I am a photographer with a passion for Cars, People, Travel, Neons and my favourite Route 66.
Please join the wonderful group Alphabet Soup
If you also like Neon, please join the Neon Heaven Group here.
My redbubble site is located here.
Please view my Route 66 Photos
Please view my Photos of People
Please view my Classic Car Photos
You can view all my Cuba photos here
Please view my London Series of Pictures
Groups
Sally P Moore hosts Alphabet Soup (Letter ~ R), Diners, Drive-Ins, and other Roadside Attractions and Neon Heaven and is a member of ! 100% !, "Stream Crossings" 2 posts a day!, All About Boating, Anecdotal Phone Pics, Animal Kingdom, Anything Theatrical, Art of Glass (photography only, 3/day), Backyard Photography (No Macros), Beach Art, Biker Art, Birds and Creatures of Flight, Bridges, Candid Photography, Canon Vs Nikon, Cards: Best of Your Best, Cars, Motorbikes and Motorsports, Classic Cars Worldwide, For The Love Of Jesus , Friends of RedBubble, Happy Haven Photography Limit 2 images per day, Latin America, London Life, New Orleans and all things Louisianian, Night Photography, Nostalgic Art and Photography, Rainbows, Rockabilly, Route 66 - The Mother Road, Rusty, Crusty and Falling to Bits, Shadows & Reflections, SHOPFRONTS , Signs, Sports For All from Our Gym, Sports Photography, Street Photography and Photojournalism, Texas, The Addicted Photographerâ–º2 Per Dayâ—„, The Red Barn, The Urban Environment, The Wild West Show, Unique Buildings Of The World, United Kingdom, United States, Vintage and Gorgeous and Your Magic Place.
Journal Entries
I'm Baffled
Posted 2 months ago, 10 comments so far.
my first sale
Posted 4 months ago, 2 comments so far.
Challenge Winner
Posted 9 months ago, 4 comments so far.
Clothing
Writing
Swiss Igloo Snow Globe
The snow had settled into some of the steel diamonds and it was quite magical. The sun was trying to creep through the clouds and shone on the harsh metal structure softening it.
Dear Nigella,
Faster than I could say Domestic Godess Meltdown the rest of the fondant turned a dark shade of treacle.
