
Rooftops in Vejer
Why, do you suppose, are these roofs red? Very eye-catching but does the colour serve a purpose? This town is Vejer de la Frontera, near Cadiz in Spain.
June Squares: Roof If you have a photo (or two!) of a roof, join in!
Rooftops in Vejer
Why, do you suppose, are these roofs red? Very eye-catching but does the colour serve a purpose? This town is Vejer de la Frontera, near Cadiz in Spain.
June Squares: Roof If you have a photo (or two!) of a roof, join in!
A passage below the Roman amphitheatre in Cadiz, Spain.
Now there’s a catchy word: vomitorium. Nothing — although you might think so — to do with relieving an over-full stomach. Rather, the word describes a passage through which large numbers of people could rapidly leave an entertainment venue, such as an amphitheatre. (source) This particular vomitorium is in the Roman amphitheatre in Cadiz, Spain.
Do you know the “A Word a Week Challenge”? It’s a great opportunity for photographers to share their shots on a common theme. This week’s word is: Roof. Here are my entries.
We all have eyes; we all see. Yet what we see is filtered by our minds, our experiences, our expectations. Sometimes, a reflected vision offers a new way of seeing. A world is on offer; go see it.
Venice, Italy: Possibly my favourite ‘Reflections’ photo. I love the arched stairs and balustrade of the bridge behind me reflected in the window, the enigmatic stare of the largest mask, and the way the ones along the bottom seem to be gossiping among themselves.