★ TONIGHT ★

TISH premieres on ⁦⁦BBC⁩ FOUR at 9pm, then available on ⁦BBCiPlayer⁩ bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Pushing steam, clearing gum.

Grey’s Monument, Newcastle.

March, 2024.

From a recent wander.

Amble, Northumberland.

March, 2024.

Textures.

A couple of Hipstamatics while waiting for the train.

Monkseaton Metro Station.

February, 2024.

I know we’re all strapped for cash, but if you are looking to buy gifts for people, buying art/craft/products/books etc from small scale creators you see on social media is a great way to support them and an opportunity to give people you love something unique and original.

From this morning’s rainy metro commute.

Zôjô-ji Temple in the Snow, by Kawase Hasui, 1929

#shinhanga

Back lane sunrise, Monkseaton.

February, 2024.

Just back from seeing All Of Us Strangers.

Oof.

Looking forward to getting a copy of this.

Eugene’s work is wonderful.

Down to the sea, again…

From yesterday’s wander.

Reading this.

First published 10 years ago but it may as well have come out yesterday: nothing has changed.

Just back from seeing Poor Things.

Brilliant.

Go see it.

Is it ironic that the first photograph of the building (063957) of Carliol House Pilgrim Street/Market Street- Philipson Newcastle Libraries looks pretty much like the structure holding up the facade currently :)

Speech bubble.

Tyne & Wear Metro, January 2024.

I’ve made a decision to try and raise some money for a Dementia charity due to my mum who was diagnosed with dementia a few years back. So I have 10 of these mounted prints for sale at £30 each including P&P all money goes to charity. Mounts are 8x8 with a 6x6 aperture. UK only

The tale of last night’s tea.

Seashells Fish & Chips, Monkseaton.

Whitley Bay.

December, 2023.

Another enjoyable series of #BetweenTheCovers but why the spoilers?

It’s National Simon Day apparently.

Please, simon responsibly. 😉