A lovely sunny day and I had to catch-up on my U3A “homework” – taking photographs which could have the category “shapes” attached to them. I was however distracted by the discovery that I could walk past the BBC Porth Teigr studios and alongside the Roath Basin – one of Cardiff’s largest former coal docks. […]
Finally to finish off what (for me) was a rather satisfying shoot at the National Folk Museum in St Fagans, near Cardiff, a set of four images of “old friends” – some of the buildings that have been in the museum the longest. Apart from some cropping, none of these photographs has been altered in
St Fagans in winter sunshine Read More »
Sometimes we don’t give ourselves the time to look up, rather than down, or straight ahead when walking a city’s streets. Cardiff has a large number of interesting buildings – all dating from those times when coal was being exported in huge volume from the docks. Here are a selection of images taken at the
Looking up in the City Centre Read More »