I thought I’d write this to let folks know that I’ll not be uploading or posting comments for a week or so after today. My wife’s been…
I thought I’d write this to let folks know that I’ll not be uploading or posting comments for a week or so after today. My wife’s been looking a bit tired (and moody) after a cold wet winter that seems to have lasted forever so I thought I’d surprise her and after arranging dog and house sitters I’m taking her away for a few days of 5* Mediterranean pampering. Of course I’ll have to take the camera with me as well….....
Wow Out of the Blue has featured Mediterranean Coast...
Wow Out of the Blue has featured Mediterranean Coast Thank you so much! This group has such wonderful work in it, it is a real honor to be featured!!
The lovely people at the SEA Group have been kind enough to feature my *Red Umbr…
The lovely people at the SEA Group have been kind enough to feature my Red Umbrella shot. If you have not discovered them yet, then please check out this great group to find some outstanding work. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: / Thank you so much to the hosts Tereza and Eduardo for recognising my work, I appreciate the honour and the exposure. Tom
My picture “Gozitan cat 1” was featured by the Cats and Dogs – 1 per day group. Thanks t…
My picture “Gozitan cat 1” was featured by the Cats and Dogs – 1 per day group. Thanks to those fine moderators AngieM and SandyK and the people at RB for allowing me to showcase my works!
Thank you to Chris (Cougar83) for purchasing my East and West Mediterranean Calendar. Chris B-mailed me a little time ago with a spe…
Thank you to Chris (Cougar83) for purchasing my East and West Mediterranean Calendar. Chris B-mailed me a little time ago with a special request for a calendar containing specific images from my portfolio in a particular order. This Calendar is the result. I think Chris made some good choices (but I may be slightly biased – hehehe). Chris chose shots of the following wonderful places in the Mediterranean: / – Halki, Greek Dodecanese Islands / – Santorini, Greek Cyclades Islands / – Corfu, Greek Ionian Islands / – Minorca, Spanish Balaeric Islands / – The South of France / – Malta. Click on either photograph below to see the Calendar properly: It is not too late to order a Calendar in time for the New Year. You can choose from any of the 13 Calendars I have available (look here) or you can have any Calendar made up from my large collection of images, just start here. BubbleMail me with a note of the shots you want and the order you would like them to appear (remember to add a shot for the cover) and I will create a Calendar just for you. The price will be the same. Tom
Thank you to the Victorian Viewfinders Group for featuring my *The Place of Kings…
Thank you to the Victorian Viewfinders Group for featuring my The Place of Kings shot. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: Also, thank you to the Live, Love, Dream Group for featuring my Last Resting Place shot. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: And finally, thank you to the Capital cities of the World Group for featuring my Monaco shot. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: Thank you so much to the hosts for recognising my work, I appreciate the honour and the exposure. If you have not discovered them yet, then please check out these great groups to find some outstanding work. Tom
FEATURED IN THE LOVELY BITS AND PIECES!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! BITS AND PIECES !http…
FEATURED IN THE LOVELY BITS AND PIECES!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! BITS AND PIECES
The lovely people at the ImageWriting group have been kind enough to feature my: *Morning …
The lovely people at the ImageWriting group have been kind enough to feature my: Morning Mist shot. If you have not discovered this group yet, then please check it out to find some outstanding work. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: / Thank you so much for recognising my work, I appreciate the honour and the exposure. Also, a huge thank you so much to the kind person who purchased a Greeting Card of Mid Calder Church. Click on the photograph below to see it properly: / I appreciate your support so much, I hope you get great pleasure from the image. Tom
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I have been fortunate enough to have another two of my shots featured. Morning Mist has been featured in the PostCard Style...
I have been fortunate enough to have another two of my shots featured. Morning Mist has been featured in the PostCard Style Group. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: Wanlockhead Village has been featured in the A Place To Call Home Group. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: Thank you so much to the hosts for recognising my work, I appreciate the honour and the exposure. If you have not discovered them yet, then please check out these great groups to find some outstanding work. Tom
A huge thank you so much to the kind person who purchased a Greeting Card of Mid Calder Church. *Click on the photograph below to se…
A huge thank you so much to the kind person who purchased a Greeting Card of Mid Calder Church. Click on the photograph below to see it properly: / I appreciate your support so much, I hope you get great pleasure from the image. Tom
Calendar season is here again, and suitably inspired by a recent European trip, I have produced three more. / *“Calendar: Living in Paris”...
Calendar season is here again, and suitably inspired by a recent European trip, I have produced three more. / Calendar: Living in Paris / Calendar: Country France / Calendar: Mediterranean Greek Islands / Hopefully they will sell well, and if not, they might bring some pleasure to other France & Greece Lovers! / Keith
Last week brought other featured works :) Many thanks! House with bougainvillea, street lamp and distant sea was featured in the ”...
Last week brought other featured works :) Many thanks! House with bougainvillea, street lamp and distant sea was featured in the Italy and all Things Italian group Vase, towels and green wall was featured in the Just Walls group Evening tide was featured in the Moody, Dark, Evocative group
I am plucking away at a Spanish guitar up at the top of the hills overlooking the sea as the sun sinks into the evening horizon. There is…
I am plucking away at a Spanish guitar up at the top of the hills overlooking the sea as the sun sinks into the evening horizon. There is a peaceful quiet as the wind chimes sing eerily over my chords. My friend and travel companion is reading and the people we’re staying with are preparing our last dinner on our last night here. There is a quiet bliss here almost like that found in successful meditation. This is what you look for in a relaxing holiday –quiet, which is only broken by the rhythm of the tides or the whistling of the wind, to contemplate life with all of the excitement ahead seeming like the storm out there somewhere in that never-ending water, so distant from the present. Naxos (the largest of the Cyclades islands off Greece) is a beautiful island and it has not yet been completely invaded by tourists and hotels. Yet there is enough to excite the visitor. The beaches are splendid and are probably the most attractive feature of the place. We spent most of our time at Kastraki as it was nearest to us but the two best beaches were the isolated and beautiful Pyrgaki beach and the more vibrant St. George’s Bay which was right next to the main town. We spent many lazy afternoons just lying on the beach before going out to the town in the evening and these beaches are just as good as any that you’ll find in the med. The town is full of bars and restaurants and there are two clubs, one of which was only open on Fridays and the other was impossible to find. We spent most of our times drinking cocktails. I think I must have tried up to 20 different cocktails throughout my week there. Most of the bars were good but the highlight was definitely the one called Bintsi where you could sit right next to the water. However, the nights were hardly wild. When we got drunk we only got merry, not smashed, and we were probably the only people there who were looking for excitement. There was that one night where we probably should have been chucked out of a bar and it was certainly my fault. We were watching the Man Utd vs Arsenal match in a bar and being an Arsenal fan I got very upset when Arsenal conceded two stupid goals and then had a last minute goal disallowed meaning that we lost a game which we had absolutely dominated. Like Arsene Wenger I instinctively had to take my frustration out when van Persie’s goal was (rightly, unfortunately) disallowed. However, unlike Wenger, the cocktail glass which I smashed into the table was a bit more fragile than the water bottle which Wenger booted. Yet it was Wenger who got sent out to the stands while we sheepishly walked away of our own volition. The rest of the evening was spent with me ranting, making stupid phone calls to people back home and stealing crap from the market stalls for no reason other than for some desire for the excitement of the broken glass incident to continue. This did result in me gaining some pretty nice (almost certainly fake) Ray Ban sunglasses. Other than the bars and restaurants the main town does have some interesting historical sites with the Sanctuary of Delian Apollo (I have no idea what significance it holds but we got some photos of it as it is apparently the main feature of the island) and a castle also. There were also plenty of shops with all sorts of Greek souvenirs and there were also some very pretty churches. We did go for a couple of long walks around the island and saw some of the villages at the top of the hills in the middle of the island from which we were able to see some wonderful views of the island. There was one walk in particular that will stand in my memory, walking along Pyrgaki and down Kastraki where we walked through the sea whose tides massaged our feet after we had climbed all sorts of boulders to get over the hill between the two beaches. It was a long and yet so peaceful walk which allowed for excellent meditation and I think that it was doing this that I got the closest to feeling at one with Nature that I have ever come. The longer the walk went on the more it reminded me of Jack Kerouac’s Mount Desolation in ‘Dharma Bums’ – I just wanted it to go on and on as was the feeling of peace that filled me. This is no place for anyone who looks to holidays as either a means of getting absolutely wasted or of experiencing an exotic culture (incidentally these are the things that I usually look for in holidays), but it was ideal for relaxation and contemplation with the beaches, cocktails and stunning weather (hot but not too hot). It allowed me to contemplate the excitement ahead of going to university and yet like a storm in the ocean, uni seemed so distant to where I was at that moment. It was an ideal place to escape and let go of the usual noise of life back in the UK. It was only football that interrupted the meditative state of that holiday in Naxos.
A huge thank you so much to the kind person who purchased a Greeting Card of Shine. The sale happened while I was away on my holiday, s…
A huge thank you so much to the kind person who purchased a Greeting Card of Shine. The sale happened while I was away on my holiday, so I have only just discovered it. Click on the photograph below to see it properly: / I appreciate your support so much, I hope you get great pleasure from the image. Tom
Thank you very much for your support. / We want to show you an interesting collection of works realized by Spanish Fine Art Artists. / ...
Thank you very much for your support. / We want to show you an interesting collection of works realized by Spanish Fine Art Artists. / Our team is not young... / we would say that we pass of the forties… (years old) / Been grateful Roglan’s Team / - Artur Duch / - Josep Pomés / - Pere Falcó / - Lluis Barbadillo / - Marha Caycedo / - MTudon
Romantic paintings by Sinisa
Romantic paintings by Sinisa
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