A recent visit to the chapel of St Peter and St Paul in the Greenwich university campus, the old Naval College.

Under the canopy of single trees...

Hoping for a rainy day to photograph the reflection of the building on the dark cobblestones of More London Riverside Walk, a short passage between London Bridge station, the river Thames and Tower Bridge...

Another image that floated past my imagination from time to time and finally has become a 'reality'... I wish to quote here what Megan Jean Duguid writes about this image: "Margate is truly impressive! greens deep, dark, creases and ripples brought forward through a fantastic play of light - but i keep returning here... floating, stilled, breathless - the birthing of a realm solidifying ..."

Canary Wharf and the City in the distance...

I have recently discovered the power of Dynamic Symmetry, its origin, its stipulations and history. One quote from the person who put the principles together, Jay Hambridge, is worth mentioning: “As moral law without intellectual direction fails, ends in intolerance, so instinctive art without mental control is bound to fail, to end in incoherence. In Art the control of reason means the rule of design.” (Hambridge, Jay. The Elements od Dynamic Symmetry. Dover Publications, Inc., New York. 1967). I would urge you to incorporate dynamic symmetry into you static compositions.

What attracted me to this lonesome clementine was its age and almost dried leaves, how they fall gently downwards... It seems that every time the post production of every photograph I take is taking me longer...

Four sunsets from the attic window...

Continuing with my Still Life series...

The 10th collection of Creative, imaginary scenes