I’m delving into the photos I took last summer in Scotland today. This image shows Dunblane Cathedral, one of two parish churches in the town of Dunblane...
Lobster pots (or traps as people where seem to prefer to call them) seen on the wharf at Boutiliers Cove in Nova Scotia, Canada during our NxNW photography...
The floating boardwalk in Prince Edward Island National Park, Greenwich, PEI, Canada.
The SSE Hydro is a large indoor arena on the banks of the River Clyde in Glasgow. It opened in 2013 and has a capacity of 14,300. Annual visitor counts...
Our first shooting location on last year’s NxNW trip to Canada was the fishing community of Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia where we found an interesting...
An avenue of old beech trees in the Robbiesland area of Lanark, Scotland.
The Cloisters at the University of Glasgow. This arched undercroft joins the east and west quadrangles in the University’s main building. Although...
The Finnieston Titan is one of a few remaining giant cranes on the banks of the River Clyde in Glasgow. These cranes serviced the many shipbuilders and heavy...
I broke out Photoshop over the weekend and had some fun playing with this image of the rotating tower at Glasgow Science Centre. I had been wondering how tricky...
One of the buildings in the main complex at Glasgow University seen against a Scottish October sky.
A view through one of the arched walkways offering access to the quadrangle in the main building at Glasgow University, Scotland.
Glasgow’s Riverside Museum sits on the north bank of the River Clyde by its confluence with the River Kelvin. The building was designed by Zaha Hadid...
Our cruise was supposed to board at about 11:30am but the port of Galveston was closed until 2pm due to fog so everything got pushed back. One pleasant...
During our recent trip to Uxmal, we stopped for lunch at Hacienda Ochil, a historic sisal plantation that has been renovated for visits and as a centre...
The Pyramid of the Magician dominates the remains of the Mayan city of Uxmal in Mexico’s Yucatan.
The tourist-accessible area at Uxmal covers around 150 acres and includes two main pyramids, a large forum or town square, and a collection of other, low buildings....
The 117 foot high main pyramid at Uxmal in Mexico’s Yucatan is known as the Pyramid of the Magician. In keeping with the site’s name which...
A group of visitors rest during a visit to the Mayan ruins at Uxmal in Mexico’s Yucatan.
We’re just back from a New Year trip to Mexico where, among other things, we visited the wonderful Mayan ruins at Uxmal (a UNESCO World Heritage...
We’ll stay in Scotland this week with a few more pictures I took while walking around Glasgow on a showery day in September. I spent the afternoon...
