Just a few pictures that we took today when we were out and about Manchester. Some of them are quite abstract, and it would probably help if we had a decent camera. No matter though, we enjoyed taking them. Some of them surprised us at how glamorous they look – compared to real thing. They say the camera never lies…….but I don’t know so much.
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On the side of a house in a small street off Tib Street, we were confronted with a very usual mosaic.
more fragments
It is made of fragmented tiles, Some of them have Tib Street related memorabilia on, others writing. All are very beautiful and rather incongruous!
Manchester wheel
The Manchester wheel spinning around in the darkness. A lot of cities have these now, and I do wonder why? The old Manchester Ship canal looks rather glamorous at night. There is a point on these banks where you can look for miles through the bridges.
mysterious disc
I couldn’t resist this woven ‘disc’ that I saw on wire between two buildings. No idea why this was, or what linked the buildings apart from the fact that they are apartments. But I was struck by the abstract quality of the scene.
Gaga Gargoyle
It’s a bit scary walking around the cathedral in the dark. Lots of strange people lurk, so you have to be quick. this is a gargoyle taken from an unusual angle – not one of the strange people!
I still don’t know what the circle was, but it seemed to be woven. It was suspened like a diablo that had got caught mid air, – great fun! Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for stopping by – appreciated Lelslie 🙂
I live quite near Tib Street. The whole Northern Quarter is fascinating if you walk around looking up. I find you can bump into some interesting people that way.
We did R.A.D. 🙂 Not been up that way for quite a while, the tile collage was new to us. Its very Bohemian round there, all sorts of interesting colourful characters (I stress, not like round the cathedral) 🙂 We went in the Crown and Kettle too whilst we were up there – now that has changed a very lot. Also a pub called the Burton Arms – lots of interesting folk in there – and a great atmosphere! Thanks for visiting R.A.D., its appreciated 🙂
Manchester is getting a lot more exciting than it used to be…can’t beat London though (I love London and will be going soon – can’t wait!)
Thanks for visiting Kimberley – appreciated 🙂
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hey Lynda – great to see some of your own art for a change. Thanks for the lovely photos – very interesting indeed.
Thanks Kirsty – I’m not really a photographer, but I do like playing about with the camera. Glad you liked the pics and appreciate your visit Kirsty 🙂
Thanks for the tour, Lynda. The disc looks like it is just hovering around like a “pet”circle. LOL I enjoyed this post.
I still don’t know what the circle was, but it seemed to be woven. It was suspened like a diablo that had got caught mid air, – great fun! Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for stopping by – appreciated Lelslie 🙂
I live quite near Tib Street. The whole Northern Quarter is fascinating if you walk around looking up. I find you can bump into some interesting people that way.
We did R.A.D. 🙂 Not been up that way for quite a while, the tile collage was new to us. Its very Bohemian round there, all sorts of interesting colourful characters (I stress, not like round the cathedral) 🙂 We went in the Crown and Kettle too whilst we were up there – now that has changed a very lot. Also a pub called the Burton Arms – lots of interesting folk in there – and a great atmosphere! Thanks for visiting R.A.D., its appreciated 🙂
These are so beautiful and quirky. Hmmm… I think I am in need of a trip to the UK soon-ish!
Manchester is getting a lot more exciting than it used to be…can’t beat London though (I love London and will be going soon – can’t wait!)
Thanks for visiting Kimberley – appreciated 🙂