A tree wrapped in a woven covering with the peace sign on it in Reykjavik. Anyone know the story behind it?
2012Fri11May
A Peaceful Tree in Iceland
Filed in Automattic, Canon 40D, Iceland, Photos, Reykjavik, Sigma 10-20, Trees, Urban
2012Fri27Apr
Frak that Cup
Filed in Black and White, Canon 40D, Iceland, Photography, Photos, Reykjavik, Sigma 18-200, UrbanIn the window.
Gandhi, an Indian restaurant in Reykjavik, Iceland.
2012Tue10Apr
I Love Gebes
Filed in Canon 40D, Iceland, Photography, Photos, Reykjavik, Sigma 18-200, UrbanSticker on the back of a street sign in Reykjavik, Iceland
2012Mon26Mar
Drekinn
Filed in Architecture, Canon 40D, Iceland, Photography, Photos, Reykjavik, Sigma 18-200, UrbanDrekinn, a shop in Reykjavik, Iceland. Drekinn means dragon in English.
2012Wed14Mar
Bump Ahead
Filed in Canon 40D, Iceland, Photography, Photos, Reykjavik, Sigma 18-200, Signs, UrbanA sign warns of bumps ahead in the road. Pretty large bumps in the distance too.
2011Fri22Jul
Seipeal an treo seo
Filed in Black and White, Canon 40D, Cork, Ireland, Photography, Photos, Sigma 18-200Church is this direction. A sign points towards the Catholic church on Cape Clear Island, off the coast of Co Cork, Ireland. After taking photos with the “Retro Camera” app on my phone in square format I decided I’d try the same with my DSLR photos. I copied my “copyright frame” script (for the GIMP) [...]
2011Wed18May
No Boards No Blades
Filed in Architecture, Black and White, Canon 40D, Photography, Photos, Sigma 10-20, United States, UrbanSeaside, Florida USA.
2010Tue08Jun
Rest in Peace
Filed in Canon 40D, Cork, Ireland, Photography, Photos, Sigma 18-200, UrbanA hand written notice strung up on a pole at the corner of Winthrop Street and Patrick’s Street in Cork records the names of those killed by Israeli commandos recently.
2010Thu29Apr
Time for the train
Filed in Black and White, Canon 40D, Dublin, Ireland, Photography, Photos, Sigma 18-200, UrbanA clock suspended from the roof of Heuston Train Station, Dublin. The odd thing about travel is that I’ve probably been in the US more times than I’ve been in Dublin, and certainly have been in London.
