Dome, Mezquita-Catedral, Cordoba, Spain
The small, intricate dome above the Mihrab in the Cathedral-Mosque of Cordoba is stunning, although you have to lean up against the iron fence protecting the Mihrab from the hordes of tourists to see it properly. Worth a crick in the neck, I think!
(See more pictures from the Cathedral-Mosque of Cordoba on Journey Photographic here)
Looking Down, USA (View from 30,000ft)
One of the reasons for my recent silence is that I’ve been spending an inordinate amount of time on planes. Most of the time, this doesn’t result in anything of particular photographic interest, but every so often, everything comes together. This week, I had one of those flights. I don’t know where this town is – somewhere between Phoenix and LA.
(See more pictures of the View from 30,000ft series on Journey Photographic here)
Mannequin and Horse, Camden Market, London
I’m not sure what it was supposed to be selling, but this mannequin torso was leaning against the rear of the Stables Market, underneath the bronze horse sculptures which decorate this section of the Camden Market.
(See more pictures from the Camden Market on Journey Photographic here)
Flamenco (VIII), Spain
Apologies for my silence – work has been a little insane recently. To make up for it, here’s one of my favourite Flamenco pictures, one of the supporting dancers from the Palacio Andaluz. I think I could do with another trip to Spain to photograph nothing but Flamenco…
(See more Flamenco pictures on Journey Photographic here)
