Oxfordshire

1 July, 2015 by Lou

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a Summer’s day meander around North Aston

8 June, 2013 by Lou

“There was a door to which I found no key: There was the veil through which I might not see”, Omar Khayyám (11th Century)

24 May, 2013 by Lou

Houghton House, Bedfordshire. May 2013.

Louise Badawi Photography – first book now available to buy!

10 May, 2013 by Lou

“When Light Touches Lens” is Louise Badawi’s first published work. Featuring a selection of images from this blog as well as new, previously unseen photographs, the book is a photographic anthology of her travels with a camera. Printed on premium 148gsm paper with linen covers and a dust jacket, the book will make a fabulous …

begin at the beginning, and go on till you come to the end: then stop.

8 December, 2012 by Lou

the title of this post alludes, obviously, to Lewis Carroll, one of the most famous alumni of Christ Church, Oxford where this shot was taken. approaching Tom Quad, Christ Church, Oxford. October 2012.

the new overshadowing the old

25 November, 2012 by Lou

The Albert, 52 Victoria Street, London. built in 1862 and named after Queen Victoria’s husband, the Prince Consort, the pub has survived the Blitz and 1960’s redevelopment remaining virtually in its original form and stands today in stark contrast to the modern skyscrapers that loom menacingly over it. November 2012.

fire-side

14 October, 2012 by Lou

keeping warm as the cold nights creep in. October 2012.

lines and shadow : a study

15 September, 2012 by Lou

on a recent day trip to The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, the juxtaposition of straight lines and curves, light and shadow created by the Sackler Crossing really caught my eye. September 2012 Sackler Crossing

lost in sketching

12 September, 2012 by Lou

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. September 2012.

contemplation

23 August, 2012 by Lou

cows

17 August, 2012 by Lou