A lot of photographers love Autumn because of all the beautiful colours on display. From a street photography point of view, it isn't the best - since we often have pretty bad light up in the northern

I once had a very long and in-depth debate/chat with two young christians in a pub in England. There was no anger or animosity on either side - just a deep, intellectual and respectable debate from two

For us outside the United States of America, the Grand Canyon is one of those places that dreams are made of. It's a mystical place in a distant land and a natural wonder of the world. When it comes to

I've been driving for many, many years now. I've driven on the road that takes me to my place so many times that I now let my subconscious do most of the driving. Much like when we walk, we're not constantly

I was sitting there thinking to myself as I often do when I found myself starring at this fence. It's a structure made of wood held together by a metal wire. It consists of multiple slats of wood, with

I recently wrote about my experience in New York the last time I was there. The article was picked up by @travelfeed, for which I'm very grateful. Feel free to check it out if you haven't seen it. It may

They say " there are no straight lines in nature". I'm not sure how true that actually is. I can think of many things that could create a natural straight line. Maybe they're just not visible

Being on the east coast of the country, New York City is one of the oldest cities in the United States. Relative to old European cities though, it’s a little toddler in terms of age. Compared to London

Why do we love to watch others going about their daily business? I've always wondered about this, why we as human beings love to observe each other doing mundane things. It's understandable that we would

Growing up, the Olympic Games were something I looked forward to, and watched with great enthusiasm on television. It was something aloof, far away, and magical. The athletes seemed in the same league

London was heavily bombed during the Blitz - World War era bombing raids. London has also burnt down more than once in the historical past. Even though there's still plenty to see, a lot of the city's

One of the many things I've struggled with over the years is clutter. Not actually having too much stuff, but things that I can do without. I'm the type that gets easily distracted by visual things, so

Ah Venice! Perhaps there is no city in Europe that is as venerated and romanticised as Venice is. I call it a "bucket list" city. She features so prominently on people's must visit lists that

I had eight sketches to draw in my planed marathon for #Inktober yesterday, but instead I could only manage four - hence the title. I found a wonderful little café down the road with calm music and a

I participated in last year's Inktober, but I don't think I posted anything about it here on Steem. The above was the drawing set I purchased specifically for it, and I remember loving drawing with

The city of Kraków has been the capital of Poland at some point in the past, as well as the central seat of power for the Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth. One of the most prominent things in Kraków is Wawel.

. I am posting this directly on Palnet.io for the first time. The other Palnet posts of mine have appeared by virtue of the #palnet tag. There's much drama on Steemit at the moment. Power dynamics that

. I enjoy old things. Ancient, antique, vintage, rustic - in that order. . My love for old things and the old ways, however, doesn't cloud my judgment and I do understand that in certain things, the new

. It's awful quiet on the blockchain. Apparently there were some issues with today's hard fork. To be fair, if this post succeeds, it would have been 100 x more successful than the last fork. . There are

. I saw this scene during a street photography walk I did in London a while back. It reminded me of a scene from a Mafia movie - the shady characters standing in a dark corner talking to each other in