On the Beach
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on March 13th, 2010A walk
on
the
beach
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Deteriorating Tractors
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on January 17th, 2010De
ter
ior
ating
tractors.
Les Pitons de Mobile
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on January 5th, 2010
Alabama, and Les Pitons de St. Lucia.
A lonesome used bookstore in Mobile,
and some street-side
flowers
America’s Oldest City Market
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on January 3rd, 2010Oldest, biggest, tallest, deepest…you'll find a lot of these 'ests' in tourism literature…here are some of what I'd say are the coolest
photos
I took
at the
the other day.
Surfaces in New Orleans
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on January 2nd, 2010
One of the most memorable features of the French Quarter in New Orleans
is the multi-coloured, variously textured facades
which grace the buildings that
line the
streets.
Only in America, you say?
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on December 30th, 2009
Carrollton, Kentucky to be precise.
Beauty Everywhere…even in Holes
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on December 7th, 2009
So, I’m driving along this road
and I see this ditch, and this clay sculpted in an appealing way
and then I come across this
hole. So I get out of the car to take a
closer look, and realize
that beauty can be found in the strangest places.
And isn’t that wonderful.
Shiny New Book Porn
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos, On The Book on December 3rd, 2009Like the magpie,
couldn’t resist snatching
these up
from the local thrift store
Despite their glamorous
appearance, they’re really not
in very good
shape.
Hopefully I’ll be able to put them to use when I eventually get around to interviewing that book binder.
Duck or Loon?
Posted in Nigel Beale Photos on November 26th, 2009
So, I’m prepped to take a bunch of extra
artsy
architectural photos, when this great big honkin’
duck, shows up
or is it a loon? Anyways, the first thing it does, of course, is high tail it in
the opposite
direction; but damned if that bird didn’t end up
lookin’ artsier than that buildin’ ever could.
