Woman and Wall, Macau
Macau is known for gambling and tourism, but it’s also a great place to walk around and soak up the atmosphere and the architecture, a fascinating mix of European and Asian. It’s also not a bad place to live – according to the CIA World Factbook, the life expectancy of the Macanese is the 2nd highest in the world.
Bather, Florida, USA
A lone bather ventures out into the sea in Florida, USA.
Segovia Castle, Spain
The Alcazar of Segovia (Segovia Castle), perched on a hill and complete with towers, is pretty much the archetypical fairy-tale castle.
Painted Skies (III)
Been a while since I put up one of the Painted Skies series – pictures like this make me long to get back on a plane!
(See more pictures from planes on Journey Photographic here)
Reflections, Melbourne Exhibition Centre, Melbourne, Australia
One of my favourite features of modern public architecture is the way their sheer amount of glass creates endless opportunities for playing with reflections, blurring spatial relationships and the boundaries between interior and exterior. And when you get take a building like the Melbourne Exhibition Centre and put a sailing ship right in front of it, the possibilities are endless.
(See more pictures from Australia on Journey Photographic here)
