1.1: Telling it like it is — Oxford City Centre, 1981. Sometimes there’s a need to put the world to rights! Also it was a time when…

1.2: Waiting for the bus… — Oxford City Centre, 1981. This lady was so engrossed in her newspaper she only looked up occasionally and…

1.3: Family time on Redcar beach — Redcar, 1981. It was a sunny day after a long cold spell and families came to make the most of it.

1.4: Romance and a team effort — Redcar beach, 1981. They came to watch and to see how it was done and saw more than they expected.

1.5: Chips and cigarettes — Sunny Redcar, 1981. Chips and cigarettes, some would say, are a Northern diet!

1.6: Sour Taste — Redcar, 1981. That would be the cheap stuff from the chip shop then.

1.7: Watching the swimmers — Redcar beach, 1981. That water would be very cold, there is no Gulf Stream here just the North Sea.

1.8: Reveries of a pipe smoker — Redcar beach, 1981.

1.9: Dressed for the beach — Redcar beach, old style, 1981. The English were well-known for their lily-white skin!

1.10: You do your thing… — Redcar, 1981. Find a good spot and it’s yours for the day.

1.11: Before Social Media — Reading, 1983. Not a smart phone in sight, just exercise and creativity.

1.12: Picking coal scraps — Reading, 1983. These coal piles by the railway were regularly plundered by the locals. Today there would be…

1.13: Liaison — Hyde Park Victorian Sunday, 1983. A big weekend event in the centre of London, these two young ladies were…

1.14: B. Baker & Sons of Ilford Essex — Ready for the procession – Hyde Park Victorian Sunday, 1983.

1.15: Just out of reach — Family play on Hyde Park Victorian Sunday, 1983.

3.1: An icy morning on the River Lumber — River Lumber – Lumberton, NC, USA, 1990. The coldest Christmas for 10 years with temperatures of 19°F

3.2: Liquor Store and the Twin Towers — Liquor Store view SSW to the Twin Towers from West Broadway and White Street junction – New York 1990.…

3.3: Empire State Building from 5th Ave — New York 1990 before The Langham building at 400 5th Ave blocked this view. Early morning and the streets…

3.4: Photo shoot in Central Park — New York 1990. Behind the photographer quite a crowd had gathered, it was standing room only!

3.5: The Magic of the Falls — Niagara Falls, 1990.

3.6: Decisions, decisions — Niagara Falls 1990. A sunny day by the Falls but it seemed that there was a lot to consider for this gentleman.

3.7: Conversation – Twin Towers — Twin Towers observation deck – New York 1990. The view North along 5th Avenue.

3.8: Window cleaner – Twin Towers — Twin Towers Observation Deck New York 1990. This man was cleaning from the inside though he does appear to…

3.9: Admiring the view – Twin Towers — A man looks down from The Twin Towers Observation Deck, World Trade Center, New York 1990.

3.10: Battery Park — Waiting to depart from Battery Park Ferry Terminal, New York 1990.

3.11: South Manhattan — South Manhattan from the Staten Island Ferry – New York 1990.

3.12: World Trade Center — World Trade Center from Empire State Building observation deck – New York 1990.

3.13: ‘On The Town’ — The day job and a welcome lunch break reading ‘On The Town’ – Empire State building observation…

3.14: Railings — Empire State building observation deck – New York 1990. The PANAM building as it was known then and…

3.15: The laugh — Florida, USA 1994.

3.16: The Swan – Bok Tower [1] — Bok Tower, 1994. The Bok Tower Gardens are centrally located between Tampa and Orlando in Polk County, Florida.…

3.17: The Swan – Bok Tower [2] — Bok Tower, 1994. Bok Tower Gardens are centrally located between Tampa and Orlando in Polk County, Florida.…

3.18: Orb-Weaver spider.

3.19: Sunday by the bridge — Florida, USA 1994.

3.20: Objects in the mirror… — Florida, USA 1994. Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear!

3.21: Spanish moss — Florida, USA 1994.

4.1: Trawlers — Trawlers at Grimsby Fish Dock, 1990. The once-mighty fishing fleet – Fiona Jane GY1406 in the foreground…

4.2: Wandering the docks — GY242 on the hard, Grimsby, 1990.

4.3: Reminiscing — A man wanders amongst the trawlers on the hard at Grimsby Fish Dock, 1990.

4.4: Don’t look back…! — A girl looks over her shoulder as she passes the Antique Arcade W. Lidka Ltd., 282 Westbourne Grove and the…

4.5: ‘When I grow up… — …I want to be a…’ – children play in the cab of a fire engine during a Flag Day in…

4.6: Walking home — A family walk home on a cold day through Little Venice by the narrow boats – London 1990.

4.7: Concentrate son — A man prepares a sandwich for his son at a food hall in Covent Garden, London 1990.

4.8: Sometimes you’ve just had enough — A woman carrying a book walks by a man sitting on the pavement, London 1990.

4.9: Scarf — A girl stands on a pillar holding a scarf at an NHS Rally, Trafalgar Square, London 1990.

4.10: Just passing, what’s happening? — A young man with his world on his back stops to chat about the NHS Rally, Trafalgar Square, London 1990. There…

4.11: ‘Are you looking at me?’ — The Mall during the Battle of Britain Flypast for The 50th Anniversary of The Battle of Britain, London 1990.…

4.12: Lancaster bomber over Admiralty Arch — Lancaster bomber passes over Admiralty Arch on The Mall for the 50th Anniversary of The Battle of Britain,…

4.13: Cold frosty morning [1] — Woolsthorpe near Belvoir Castle 1990. This was a very hard frost.

4.14: Cold frosty morning [2] — Woolsthorpe near Belvoir Castle 1990. Church tower with oak trees and a very hard frost.

4.15: Tank engine 80080 — Standard Class 4MT Tank Engine 80080 steams past The Maltings, Sleaford 1993. A new housing development…

4.16: INRI and Lincoln Cathedral — Lincoln 1993. Iesvs Nazarenvs Rex Ivdaeorvm – Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.

4.17: Preparing for the Hunt — Helpringham Show 1993. A time when Hunt protesters were becoming more vocal in this rural community against…

4.18: Master of the hounds makes the call — Bloodhounds respond to the call, Helpringham Show 1993. A time when Hunt protesters were becoming more vocal…

4.19: Over the top — Helpringham Show 1993. Local equivalent of the Highland Games.

4.20: Balancing act!? — Helpringham Show 1993. Annual village show though much smaller than the Heckington Show from the adjacent…

4.21: Pied Piper — Lord Mayor’s Show London 1990. A good turnout despite the rain and a military band warm up before their…

4.22: White caps — Lord Mayor’s Show London 1990. A good turnout despite the rain.

4.23: High Five — Lord Mayor’s Show London 1990. A woman waves to a friend in the procession.

4.24: Running Late — Lord Mayor’s Show London 1990. The crowd on HMS President were waiting for the main procession which…

4.25: Hay cart — 1993 and a typical Lincolnshire view on some of the smaller farms in Summer.

4.26: Farm on the hill — Lincolnshire Wolds 1993. The soil in this area dries unevenly which leads to colourful variations and patterns.

4.27: Sleaford Maltings — 1995. Still awaiting a new owner.

4.28: Storm approaches — Ashby de la Launde 1995. It was seriously dark as this heavy cloud passed.

4.29: Swarby Church, Lincolnshire — Swarby Church and a white horse chestnut tree with full candles, 1995.

4.30: Haverholme Lock, River Slea — Lincolnshire 1995. A view of the lock before this magnificent aged willow was felled.

4.31: Dapple grey — Aswarby, Lincolnshire 1995. Sunday ride out.

4.32: Aswarby Church — Aswarby, Lincolnshire 1995.

4.33: The Maltings, Sleaford — 1995. Another aspect of the Grade II-listed Sleaford Bass Maltings which has been lost to housing development.

4.34: The upside-down tree — Lincolnshire 1995. I envisaged a great hand placing this tree delicately by the edge of the field.

4.35: Knicks Knacks — A woman appears to be chatting to the mannequins at Knicks Knacks Antiques, Sutton-on-Sea, 1995. www.nicksknacksantiques.co.uk

4.36: Storm clouds – Sudbrooke — Lincolnshire 1995.

4.37: ‘You are now entering a police state!!!’ [1] — New Age Traveller Graffiti, Ermine Street 1995. This was a time when the New Age Travellers were regularly…

4.38: ‘You are now entering a police state!!!’ [2] — New Age Traveller Graffiti, Ermine Street 1995. This was a time when the New Age Travellers were regularly…

4.39: Demolition day... [1] — Staythorpe, Newark 1995. A small local crowd gather with anticipation awaiting the demolition of the local…

4.40: Demolition day... [2] — Staythorpe, Newark 1995. A small local crowd gather to see the fall of the long-standing power station chimney.

4.41: Demolition day... [3] — Staythorpe, Newark 1995. A small local crowd gather to see the fall of the long-standing power station chimney.

4.42: Demolition day... [4] — Staythorpe, Newark 1995. A small local crowd gather to see the fall of the long-standing power station chimney.

4.43: Still tied-up — Boston, England 1995. Boston docks: access to the North Sea through The Wash is quite a passage and a high…

4.44: Just admiring the view — The Yorkshire Moors 1995.

4.45: The beaten track — Sheep track,1995.

4.46: Seen better days — Seen better days but still surviving, 1995.

4.47: Rippingale Church — Lincolnshire 1995. Sunday horse ride.

4.48: Henry Wand RIP — Lincolnshire 1995. Memorial stone at Edenham Church: In Loving Memory Of… HENRY WAND who died June 21st…

4.49: Haverholme Lock — Haverholme near Sleaford, Lincolnshire 1995. Sadly this mature willow has had to be felled for safety reasons.

4.50: Where’s your head at? — Horses, 1995.

4.51: Humber Bridge — Looking South from Hull’s toll-side of the Humber Bridge in 1995. The single-span road suspension bridge…

4.52: Copse — A twisted tree and a copse on a misty day on Lincolnshire Wolds 1997.

4.53: Misty Copse — Lincolnshire Wolds 1997.

4.54: The Maltings, Sleaford — 1997.

4.55: Spring arrives at Syston — Syston village just north of Grantham, Lincolnshire 1997.

4.56: HM Bark Endeavour arrives in Boston [1] — Lincolnshire 1997. The tall masts of this replica ship could be seen approaching for miles.

4.57: HM Bark Endeavour arrives in Boston [2] — Pilot and flotilla are greeted by a large crowd, Lincolnshire 1997.

4.58: Salute to the Pilgrim Fathers — HM Bark Endeavour arrives in Boston, Lincolnshire 1997 and a canon salute is fired as they pass near the memorial…

4.59: Sailing home — Boston Haven, Lincolnshire 1997.

4.60: Awaiting The Endeavour — Boston Haven, Lincolnshire 1997. A sunny day and a pleasant wait for the arrival of The Endeavour. A fishing…

4.61: Belton Park — Lincolnshire 1997. A simple English Summer view.

4.62: Spring at South Kyme Tower [1] — South Kyme Tower, Lincolnshire 1997. A fortified tower by the River Slea circa mid-14th century. Built for…

4.63: Spring at South Kyme Tower [2] — Lincolnshire 1997. A Grade I-listed fortified tower by the River Slea circa mid-14th century. Built for Sir…

4.64: Spring at South Kyme Tower [3] — Kyme Tower, South Kyme, Lincolnshire 1997. A fortified tower by the River Slea circa mid-14th century. Built…

4.65: Lincoln Cathedral — A heavy storm clears over the Cathedral as viewed from near Canwick Hill to the South of Lincoln, 1997.

4.66: The Wolds.

4.67: The Wolds — The lofts, on the Lincolnshire Wolds 1997.

4.68: The Lofts [1] — Lincolnshire Wolds 1997.

4.69: The Lofts [2] — Lincolnshire Wolds 1997.

4.70: The Wolds at Burwell — A dramatic cloud formation hangs over the Wolds, Lincolnshire 1997.

4.71: View west from Welbourn — Lincolnshire 1997. A Spring storm across the Trent valley.

4.72: Burwell — The Lincolnshire Wolds, 1997.

4.73: Limestone barn — Harmston 1997, local limestone.

4.74: Fulbeck Hall open day — Parachute Display Team land at Fulbeck 1997.

4.75: Misty dawn — Sempringham wheat field [1]. Lincolnshire 1997.

4.76: ‘You looking at me?’ — Friesian cattle with calf, 1997. This cheeky calf wanted in on the action.

4.77: Relaxing on Tattershall Bridge — Lincolnshire 1997. ‘Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town...’ [Pink Floyd]

4.78: A wave farewell to HM Bark Endeavour — Boston, Lincolnshire 1997. The advantage of a replica is that it can have an engine!

4.79: Three people and a boat — HM Bark Endeavour, Boston, Lincolnshire 1997.

4.80: Kirkstead Finger — The ruins of Kirkstead Finger, near Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire.

4.81: Lincoln Cathedral — South aspect, 1997.

4.82: Cumulonimbus — Billowing clouds reach high over the Lincolnshire fields, 1997.

5.1: West Woodhay Down, (SU 383 622) Berkshire, detail – October 1984.

5.2: River Lumber, Lumberton NC (Icy Winter water) – December 1989.

5.3: Silhouette of Nelson’s Column against a dark sky – March 1990.

5.4: Niagara Falls (detail from the US side) 31 August 1990.

5.5: Tourists looking through mist at top of Niagara Falls – October 1990.

5.6: Cowbit village sign and Church of St Mary, Lincolnshire – March 1995.

5.7: Single poppy with rape seed flowers – May 1995.

5.8: Barley, almost ready for harvesting – June 1995.

5.9: Single poppy (close up) in rape seed field – June 1995.

5.10: Maud Foster 5-sail windmill, Boston, Lincolnshire: built 1819; tallest working mill in England – August…

5.11: Individual ear of wheat – August 1995.

5.12: Pattern of Ivy leaves covering wall – August 1995.

5.13: Single, isolated blade of grass – August 1995.

5.14: Haystack and beech tree against dark stormy sky – August 1995.

5.15: Isolated reed stems from canal bank – August 1995.

5.16: After drought conditions Lincolnshire Fire Brigade tackle one of many stubble and bale fires – August…

5.17: A fire fighter from Lincolnshire Fire Brigade directs the hose towards the next outbreak of flames –…

5.18: Restored water pump (Hough History Society 1991), Hough-On-The-Hill, Lincolnshire October 1995.

5.19: Pair of Belgian Air Force F16s fly overhead preparing to land – October 1995.

5.20: Rear view of French Air Force Mirage 2000 (35 Sqn, based in Orange) as it holds at RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire…

5.21: Belgian Air Force F16 Fighting Falcon (FA-99) – October 1995.

5.22: Royal Navy BAe Sea Harrier FA2 – October 1995.

5.23: River Slea, Lincolnshire, November 1995 – this magnificent willow tree is no longer standing.

5.24: Frosted trees, Rauceby, Lincolnshire – December 1995.

5.25: Rising sun with foreground of tall marsh grass – April 1996.

5.26: Glebe Farm near Tetford on the Lincolnshire Wolds – May 1996.

5.27: A horse chestnut tree aside Swarby church, Lincolnshire [Anglo-Saxon origins) – May 1996.

5.28: Sibsey Trader Windmill, Lincolnshire – June 1996.

5.29: North Leverton Windmill, Nottinghamshire – June 1996.

5.31: Family launching small sail boat, Brancaster Staithe Harbour, Norfolk – June 1996.

5.32: Single red poppy with field of ripening barley – June 1996.

5.33: Field of flowering linseed – June 1996.

5.34: Sheep graze by the C12 Parish Church of St Peter, Aubourn, Lincolnshire – June 1996.

5.35: Anglo Saxon Church of St Mary, Stow, Lincolnshire – June 1996.

5.36: Sibsey Trader Windmill, Lincolnshire. Built by Saundersons of Louth, 1887 – July 1996.

5.37: Wrawby postmill near Brigg, North Lincolnshire. Built 1760, restored in the 1960s by the Wrawby Windmill Preservation…

5.38: Tattershall Holy Trinity Collegiate Church, Lincolnshire – July 1996.

5.39: Aswarby Church, Lincolnshire – July 1996.

5.40: Aswarby Church, Lincolnshire – July 1996.

5.41: Heckington’s unique 8-sail windmill, Lincolnshire – August 1996.

5.42: Maud Foster windmill, Boston, Lincolnshire: built 1819; tallest working mill in England – August 1996.

5.43: Mount Pleasant windmill, Kirton in Lindsey, Humerside: Built 1875 – August 1996.

5.44: Skidby’s 4-sail windmill near Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire – September 1996.

5.45: Wheat harvest in Lincolnshire – September 1996.

5.46: Single poppy (back-lit) – September 1996.

5.47: The stately Church of St Peter & St Paul at Algakirk near Boston, Lincolnshire – September…

5.48: Boston Model Boat Club racing miniature speed boats overlooked by the magnificent west window and tower (c.1450) of St Nicholas’ Church Skirbeck, Boston, Lincolnshire – September 1996.

5.49: The secluded Church of St Margaret, Braceby, nr Grantham, Lincolnshire; Decorated & Perpendicular…

5.50: Church of St Andrew Scott Willoughby, Lincolnshire. Built 1826; one of the earliest Gothic Revival churches…

5.51: The approach to the Church of St Peter & St Paul, Skendleby, Lincolnshire – September 1996.

5.52: The Lincolnshire Wolds and a new crop pushes through – September 1996.

5.53: The Lincolnshire Wolds and a new crop pushes through – September 1996.

5.54: The Church of St Peter & St Paul, Wigtoft, Lincolnshire, with its Norman features and Perpendicular tower…

5.55: A simple view of the classic rolling chalk uplands of the Lincolnshire Wolds arable land – September…

5.56: A simple view of the chalky Lincolnshire Wolds arable land – September 1996.

5.57: A splendid sunflower graces the view of Gosberton Church nr Spalding, Lincolnshire – September 1996.

5.58: The picturesque Church of St Margaret, Hemingby, Lincolnshire – September 1996.

5.59: Boston Stump early morning from Central Park, Boston, Lincolnshire – October 1996.

5.60: Lakeside tree in Autumnal leaf – October 1996.

5.62: The old West Bank Lighthouse at the entrance to the River Nene, Guy’s Head, Lincolnshire – November…

5.63: Loading grain at Port Sutton Bridge on the River Nene, Lincolnshire – November 1996.

5.64: The 282ft spire of St Wulfram’s Church soars above the Grantham roof-tops and is often home to…

5.65: Old water pump in the village of Stoke Rochford, Lincolnshire – November 1996.

5.66: Cross Keys hydraulic swing bridge over the River Nene at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire. Built: A Handyside &…

5.67: The 282ft spire of St Wulfram’s Church soars above the Grantham roof-tops (Lincolnshire) – November…

5.68: A Norwegian F16-A (671) turns to make final approach – May 1997.

5.69: A Northrop F-5F Tiger II (J-3201) peels-away from an F5-E to land (Swiss Air Force) – May 1997.

5.70: SEPECAT Jaguar GR1A (XX720) – May 1997.

5.71: A J35F SAAB Draken on finals to RAF Waddington at the end of he day – May 1997.

5.72: 4 Northrop F-5E Tiger IIs of the Swiss Air Force taxi at RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire – May 1997.

5.73: Rear aspect of a Northrop F-5E Tiger II (J-3085) of the Patrouille Swiss on final approach – May 1997.

5.74: A local flotilla escorts HM Bark Endeavour as she winds her way up Boston Haven, England. May 1997.

5.75: Badge detail: c.1968 MkII Jaguar 2.4 litre – September 1997.

5.76: The RAF’s Red Arrows Display Team practise over Lincoln Cathedral – October 1997.

5.77: The RAF’s Red Arrows Display Team practise over Lincoln Cathedral – October 1997.

5.78: Tail section of a Delta Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD11 at Hartsfield Atlanta Airport, GA, USA – December…

5.79: French Mirage 2000c turns for final approach – March 1998.

5.80: A Panavia Tornado F3 climbs steeply with full reheat – June 1998.

5.81: Aerospatiale Magister (40 years livery) – July 1999.

5.82: Detail: rear left wing 1960 Chevrolet ‘Bel-Air’ V8.

5.83: Detail: Bel Air badge 1960 Chevrolet ‘Bel-Air‘ V8.

5.84: Detail: Chevrolet trunk badge 1960 Chevrolet ‘Bel-Air’ V8.

5.85: Radiator detail: Rolls-Royce Bentley ‘R-type’ 1953.

6.1: Challenge Lisboa, 2018 — A photographer gets a close-up of a rider racing at the Challenge Lisboa Triathlon, 2018.

6.2: Wave – Onda Luso Americana — Onda Luso Americana 1998 by Stephen Frietch and Steven Spenlock – This small monument by the marina…

6.3: TAP – Flight path — The Pavilhão de Portugal is one of the most emblematic examples of contemporary architecture in Lisbon,…

6.4: Untitled — A skateboarder passes one of the water volcanoes at Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most…

6.5: Overheads — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.6: Centre of attention — Even blank advertising signs have their appeal around here – Parque das Nações (The Park of…

6.7: Clown — Balloon art: a well-earned break from the Lisbon heat for a busking clown.

6.8: Untitled — The tourist trail made popular by Fodor.

6.9: Translating directions — A mobile stall holder offers assistance.

6.10: Busking — It’s always wise to keep watch, there are some people on the street who take rather than give the money.

6.11: Mr Shades — Still cool – a man puts his sunglasses back on while waiting at the side of the street.

6.12: Brush envy — When walking around Lisbon it always seems to be up-hill.

6.13: Scholar — A picture is worth a thousand words! Away from the heat in the cooler church square – a popular meeting…

6.14: Blood Moon — The lunar eclipse and the rise of a Blood Moon over the Tagus river, Lisbon – Mars can also be clearly…

6.15: Tactile art — Rizoma by British artist Antony Gormley who created this iron sculpture with nine life-size human figures…

6.16: Untitled — A boy waits in the shade by one of the six water volcanoes on Alameda dos Oceanos, Parque das Nações.

6.17: Untitled — Some welcome greenery.

6.18: March — A girl chats on her phone as she marches alongside the Pavilhão de Portugal.

6.19: Você não está aqui! — Você não está aqui! – You are not here! At the beginning of 1994, Bruno Portela was in…

6.20: Untitled — A man walks along the side of one of the marina locks that were designed for exhibition at EXPO ’98.

6.21: Bathers — A boy rides past oblivious to the adjacent ‘Bathers’ – The Park of Nations.

6.22: Mud flats — Spanning the Tagus River, The Vasco da Gama Bridge is the longest bridge in Europe. It measures over 10 miles…

6.23: Skate boarder — Skate park beneath The Vasco da Gama Bridge.

6.24: One for posterity — Skate park before the renovations – beneath The Vasco da Gama Bridge. Also a popular film shoot location.

6.25: Why so serious? — An homage to Heath – Skate park graffiti before the renovations at the Vasco da Gama Bridge

6.26: Iron Men — O Homem Muralha – A group of five sculptures by Portuguese artist Pedro Pires, consisting of small iron…

6.27: Haveráguas — By the Surrealist artist Roberto Matta. Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic…

6.28: Untitled — A lazy summer’s day.

6.29: Untitled — The white; the black; the shadows; the shapes; the bag.

6.30: Ice Cream — Neapolitan with a touch of pistachio.

6.31: Cambridge School — A cyclist rides by the Edifício Lisboa, Alameda dos Oceanos in Lisbon.

6.32: In the zone — The Oceanarium in the Parque das Nações.

6.33: Lick! — It’s hot and you’re thirsty…what do you do? Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations).

6.34: Untitled — Rizoma by British artist Antony Gormley. Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations).

6.35: Vulcões de Água — The six water volcanoes on Alameda dos Oceanos have become Parque das Nações icons. They are 4m…

6.36: Angles — Sometimes it’s all about the angles.

6.37: Scale — The Pavilhão de Portugal, in Lisbon’s Parque das Nações, was created by the Portuguese…

6.38: Untitled.

6.39: Tawny — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.40: Welcome Shade — A week when temperatures in Lisbon were regularly over 40°C.

6.41: Tiff — A couple disagree.

6.42: Facets — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.43: Untitled — Ices.

6.44: Untitled — The ubiquitous selphie. Parque das Nações.

6.45: Journalist to be? — Never too young to begin.

6.46: Smash! — These figures always remind me of the robot characters in an instant potato advertisement from the 70s –…

6.47: Tuk-Tuk — The everyday challenge of the Tuk-Tuk.

6.48: Untitled — Praça do Comércio, Lisboa.

6.49: Caps — A family sit and observe the Tagus boat traffic.

6.50: Untitled — A couple enjoy the late afternoon by the Tagus river.

6.51: Rosary — With a Rosary in her bag: total meditation.

6.52: Blending in — Camouflage shorts on the ubiquitous white, polished and extremely slippery when wet Portuguese street cobbles.

6.53: Traveller’s Rest — A welcome break.

6.54: Colour coded — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations).

6.55: Afternoon nap.

6.56: Untitled — A lady descends an escalator at the Gare do Oriente.

6.57: Gare do Oriente — By Santiago Calatrava – spot the banana!

6.58: Gare do Oriente.

6.59: Torre São Gabriel — The twin towers São Gabriel and São Rafael are 110m tall and were built after EXPO ’98,…

6.60: Cool — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.61: Untitled — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.62: Untitled.

6.63: In Seattle — Why does it rain so much in Seattle?

6.64: Untitled — Horas de Chumbo by Rui Chaffes.

6.65: Oceanário — It is the world’s second biggest aquarium and one of Lisbon’s greatest attractions: made up of…

6.66: Fish scales — Approximately seven thousand ceramic fish scales cover this building, part of the Oceanário.

6.67: Hire bike — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.68: Bicycles — A sunny afternoon by the river Tagus. In the background is The 25th April Bridge, the longest suspension bridge…

6.69: Beer time — It’s always time for a beer.

6.70: Shiny, shiny — The parasol just beat the shirt on reflectivity.

6.71: Double vision — A man wearing two pairs of glasses waits by the taxi rank.

6.72: It’s mine now! — While this group take a welcome break in the shade they are unaware that their water is so precious.

6.73: Timeout — The woes of the Timeout Market.

6.74: Untitled — Two young ladies wearing similar hats sit and taking refreshment.

6.75: Untitled — Tuk-Tuk driver: post-discussion.

6.76: Backstreet talk — Discussing the events of the day.

6.77: Cycle challenge — Torre da Galp ou da Sacor – Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic…

6.78: L-K — L is for love.

6.79: Friendly? — A casual evening constitutional… then there was a dog off the leash?

6.80: Untitled — Water feature. Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be…

6.81: Hammock time — Hammocks in the city. Why not?

6.82: Untitled — Phone screens and bright sunlight! Parque das Nações.

6.83: High Noon — A man makes use of the limited shade.

6.84: Animal craft — This man was crafting animal figures. With his toolkit on a nearby bench he kept checking the accuracy of…

6.85: Untitled — Parque das Nações: the cable car.

6.87: Untitled — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Reflections in the windows of the futuristic architecture.

6.86: Untitled — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Reflections in the windows of the futuristic architecture.

6.88: Chores — A teenager bringing home the shopping. People decide where paths need to go, not architects.

6.89: Phone home — MAAT: The Museum of Art, Architecture and Design.

6.90: Untitled — Fishing on the River Tagus.

6.91: Untitled — Two men take a break from fishing by the River Tagus.

6.92: Untitled — And rest.

6.93: Untitled — A man eats his lunch whilst overlooked by an image of a man pulling a face displayed on an advertising hoarding.

6.94: Untitled — The colours of Portugal.

6.95: Nice cranes — Magnificent art near Santa Apolónia

6.96: Discreet watch — Sometimes it’s not always obvious who’s about. The GNR keeping watch over Santa Apolónia,…

6.97: Old books — This area has many warnings to look out for pickpockets – it’s one of the lesser-populated streets…

6.98: !?.

6.99: Get yours — Apanha a tua – Get yours – a young boy fascinated by the ringing of the tracks.

6.100: A Rorschach test? — Something in the ivy?

6.101: Fox, Bordalo II — Big Trash Animals, Bordalo II – www.bordaloii.com

6.102: Time Out — Time out at the Time Out Market.

6.104: Untitled — Despite the multitude of tourists Martim Moniz still belongs to the locals.

6.105: Untitled — Despite the multitude of tourists Martim Moniz still belongs to the locals.

6.106: Untitled — This can be a popular spot.

6.107: Eyes right — Graffiti decorates a wall.

6.108: Red & Green — A family sit and decide where to go next.

6.109: Thoughtful — A man sits on a tramcar and gazes out deep in reverie; tuk-tuks and a French tricolor are in the foreground.

6.110: Stunning view! — The sudden view from Largo De Santa Luzia – Miradouro Das Portas Do Sol – can take you by surprise.

6.111: Carreira No.28.

6.112: Itch — Just walking the dog.

6.113: Business woes — To having a major shopping mall near your shop can’t be good.

6.114: Reluctant tourist — Why get out of the car? It’s hot out there!

6.115: This way, that way… — Directions by committee.

6.116: Treat — A promise is a promise.

6.117: Balloon — Where’s Nena and the other 99?

6.118: No title needed — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.119: Untitled — Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations). Most of the futuristic architecture to be found here was…

6.120: Matadors [1] — Matador posters, Montijo.

6.121: Untitled — A woman on the phone walks by a blank advertising light box.

6.122: Matadors [2] — A woman walks past a wall dedicated to bull-fighting posters, Montijo.

6.123: Lisbon story — A man sits on a wall above ‘The Lisbon Story’ attraction.

6.124: Free ride — A local grabs a free ride on the footplate of a tramcar.

6.125: Urban — There are two sides of creativity on the tourist trail, some old and some more recent.

6.126: Four-star — Make-up.

6.127: Untitled — Sometimes the touristic view is not always as it is hoped to be.

6.128: really? — It’s that tourist time again.

6.129: São Jorge Castle — Which way is the castle?

6.130: Vermilion — Relaxing, eating ice cream, just some of the other things to do on a Tuk-Tuk.

6.131: Untitled — A complemetary glow.

6.132: I know where we are! — Calçada da Graça. Never ask for directions.

6.133: Untitled — A hot and a long climb up for this distant figure.

6.134: Untitled — Two women walking and eating ice cream.

6.135: Untitled — Lunch in the shade, and of course, social media.

6.136: Street theatre — A mime group perform outside the fire station to an ever-growing and curious audience – the pickpockets…

6.137: Tram coming! — Street theatre stops traffic.

6.138: Just Happy — Happy Mercado – Happy Market.

6.139: Greeting — A happy greeting following a well-attended march through the city.

6.140: Resisto Logo Habito — A banner is carried to demonstrate against excessive housing prices, mortgages and lack of affordable housing…

6.141: Basta! — E se a sua vida fosse vendida a um fundo abutre? – And if your life were sold to a vulture fund?

6.142: Untitled — Despite the serious protest this drum band lifted the spirits with their rhythms and whistles.

6.143: Flute — City march to demonstrate against excessive housing prices, mortgages and lack of affordable housing: E se…

6.144: Exposure triangle — Somewhere there may be a pic of the complete triangle – or could the chain continue!

6.145: Riot Flag — The vehicle is prepared, flags and banners are made ready.

6.146: Anyone seen Cara? — Trying to make sense of it all.

6.147: Untitled — A policeman take a welcome drink.

6.148: Untitled — This is serious.

6.149: Untitled — Bringing the march to a close.

6.150: Untitled — We all make voyages of discovery and leave our mark – some are more relevant than others.

6.151: Palettes — A workman takes a break.

6.152: Bare sole — Roof terrace.

6.153: Torre de Belém — A woman with a colourful parasol walks by the Belem Tower.

6.154: Untitled — Belem Tower and social media comes calling again.

6.155: Leica Lady [1] — The cruise ships arrive and the tourists from The East are always the best dressed.

6.156: Leica Lady [2] — Some cameras are more expensive than others.

6.157: S.L.B — Sport Lisboa E Benfica.

7.1: Siesta — A quiet day at the shop.

7.2: The Lisbon Story — The Lisbon Story: easily missed with the spectacular view from the bridge above.

7.4: All About Love — Looks like an interesting read. All About Love: New Visions. By Bell Hooks. African-American author, feminist,…

7.5: Downhill — Can’t catch me!

7.6: Teenage Lament — Riding the tram and reviewing the day.

7.8: And relax… — …with the 5 Languages of Love.

7.9: Untitled.

7.11: Jump! — Pavilhão do Conhecimento – Awarded a Valmor Prize, this building was designed by architect Carrilho…

7.14: Untitled — Cascais market.

7.15: Hat — Cascais.

7.16: Girl talk — Cascais and the Atlantic.

7.17: Regatta — Yacht racing, Cascais.

7.18: Sagres — The Sagres is the most decorated ship of the Portuguese Navy and is currently used as a training ship.

7.22: Red caps.

7.25: Sagres — The Sagres is the most decorated ship of the Portuguese Navy and is currently used as a training ship.

7.27: The Spy Who…? — The Austin Powers film series springs to mind!

7.28: Sagres — Children play by the Portuguese training ship The Sagres as it’s prepared for an open day.

7.29: Sagres — Admiring the Tall Ship Sagres.

7.32: Grrr!.

7.33: Untitled — Sagres.

7.35: Head Shot — Sintra.

7.39: Untitled — Sintra.

7.40: Untitled — Sintra.

7.41: Untitled — The light in Sintra, and pretty much anywhere on Portugal’s Atlantic coast, is stunning.

7.42: Flashback — Sintra.

7.48: Untitled.

7.50: Famous & unique — A couple stand eating the famous and unique ice creams.

7.53: Looks tasty! — A woman walks past a Miele promotional display.

7.54: Untitled.

7.55: Anticipation — A dog playing fetch waits for a ball to be thrown.

7.58: Beat it — Cleaning the upholstery.

7.59: Gelado — Ice-cream break for the ladies.

7.63: Untitled — A woman in a straw hat looks pensively out across the river.

7.65: Untitled — The Pavilhão de Portugal.

7.67: Daydream — A seated couple lost in the moment.

7.68: National Geographic? — A man sits on a yellow exhibit. Parque das Nações (The Park of Nations).

7.70: Modern communication — Just got these great shoes.

7.72: i — Information booths can be useful for all kinds of reasons. Lisbon.

7.73: Untitled — Parque das Nações.

7.75: Portrait or landscape? — Sharing the moment but should we shoot it portrait or landscape?

7.76: Untitled — A man walks along the waterside at Parque das Nações with São Francisco and Montijo in the…

7.78: Send? — A woman sits texting and deep in thought.

7.79: Untitled — Parque das Nações.

7.80: Untitled — Parque das Nações. When it’s hot the best way between two points is via the shadows.

7.81: Untitled — Parque das Nações. A woman stands and stretches, it’s time to move on.

7.82: Untitled — While the ladies shop.

7.83: Untitled — A problem shared.

7.85: Untitled — Something had taken their interest.

7.87: The Bridge — A man stands silhouetted against a backdrop of the Vasco da Gama Bridge.

7.88: A steadying hand — A couple ride their bicycles side-by-side and hand-in-hand.

7.89: Student rituals — Parque das Nações.

7.92: Untitled — A red-sided lorry crosses the Vasco da Gama Bridge.

7.93: Untitled — Coloured fishing umbrellas are used as parasols on a hot and sunny day by the Vasco da Gama Bridge.

7.96: Wherever you go… — The Vasco da Gama Bridge is the longest bridge in Europe. It measures over 10 miles (17 km) long and connects…

7.98: It’s big — A man sits and watches as his friend strikes into a big fish.

7.100: Meet us… — …over there!

7.103: Reception envy — A lady looks out from her balcony to check her TV aerial.

7.104: Untitled — A woman tucks into her ice cream.

7.106: Ginjas — The cruise ships are in – Ginjinha da Arminda de Alfama (Caseira) 1€

7.108: Connoisseur — A woman and a man sit for lunch; the man savours his drink.

7.110: Untitled — Two men sit on a bench trying to resolve an issue.

7.112: Untitled — A man leans on a railing while reading a book.

7.115: Live Music — A couple enjoy a Super Bock though they may be a little early for the live music on offer.

7.117: Untitled — A woman sits and listens to music through her white headphones.

7.118: Untitled — A busker playing guitar has his photograph taken by a passer-by.

7.120: Selphie — It can take a while to get a selphie just right.

7.122: Content — Content with the day.

7.123: Untitled — A tourist takes a photo of a line of Tuk-Tuks.

7.124: Livres e Iguais — The centre of a bustling city and there is still an opportunity to meditate.

7.126: Untitled — With a Navy Destroyer in the background, a young man appears tired at the end of a busy day.

7.127: Reds — The young lady with the water bottle looked up in amazement as the paths of the three red-haired women crossed.

7.128: Untitled — A man with a red cap stares into the distance.

7.129: Break time — An office worker takes a break, Parque das Nações.

7.130: Untitled — A curious onlooker.

7.131: Synchronised — As well as the similarities of the women on the bench the background falls in line too.

7.132: Untitled — A white-bearded man wanders around the bus station.

7.133: White Black — A young man descending an escalator wearing a captioned t-shirt.

7.134: Go where you… — …fell most alive!!! Two women stare at a lost-in-translation/typo moment.

7.136: Untitled — A man sits at a café table writing.

7.137: Black looks better — The regulars in the park are ignoring the soap-opera film-shoot across the way, the draughts game is far more…

7.140: Dare — A couple on a romantic escape play dare with a tram.

7.142: Best Friend — A dog sits with some locals as they watch the world pass by.

7.145: Untitled — Sometimes a beautiful viewpoint is not enough.

7.146: Bucket — An alternative magazine rack.

7.148: Cycle lane — A cyclist passes by the rail, road and street furniture.

7.150: Pigeon — A pigeon and two pedestrians intersect.

7.151: Untitled — With food from the Azores.

7.152: Untitled — A small dab of paint.

7.153: Guard dog — Real or not this dog guards the alley.

7.160: Shoe shine — Shoe shine outside the park.

7.162: Proud — Citroën 2CV

7.163: Untitled — Locking up the store at the end of the day.

7.164: Untitled — Two men waiting on the corner of the street next to Banksy? / Banksy-style? graffiti.

7.165: Untitled — An alternative way to load a van.

7.170: Le Monde — As a Kilroy-was-here-like image looks in, a lady quietly reads Le Monde, round about, some of the conversations…

7.171: Sketch — A man with a splendid white beard deep in concentration, Sketches. The world around carries on.

7.172: Tattoos & Paint — A tattooed workman, his clothing covered in paint, washes his hands.

7.173: Untitled — 2D, 3D and the real thing.

7.176: Generations — Two women from different generations toil uphill with their shopping.

7.177: Marvila Murals — Just two of the many magnificent murals on the housing blocks of Marvila, Lisbon.

7.180: Oblivious — A relaxing afternoon by the boat club restaurant.

7.183: Untitled — Padrão dos Descobrimentos / The Monument to the Discoveries – a man at the base gives scale to…

7.184: Untitled — A couple walk by the Museu de Arte, Arquitetura e Tecnologia [MAAT].

7.186: Untitled — A couple walk by the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology [MAAT].

7.187: Untitled — A silhouetted couple lay down and have their photo taken on the top of the Museum of Art, Architecture and…

7.188: Untitled — People stand on the gracefully undulating roof of the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology [MAAT] in…

7.189: Instagram time — Time after time she jumped not realising that her friends had already taken the picture they wanted!

7.191: When you’ve reached the top — A man jumps for joy when he reaches the top to show his friends below.

7.192: Untitled — A view of Cristo Rei, which has many similarities to the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio, on the south side…

7.194: Untitled — Sometimes you know someone is looking at you but you don’t want to acknowledge it.

7.195: LX Factory — Cool place to hang out.

7.196: Erasure — LX Factory.

7.197: Untitled — A couple emerge into the magnificent evening light – LX Factory.

7.198: Untitled — LX Factory.

7.199: Untitled — LX Factory.

7.200: Royalty — Burger Queen.

7.201: Windy! — Strong winds on top of the MAAT building but still very popular.

7.203: Pure Poetry — It’s OK it’s a flamingo not a stork!

7.204: 25 de Abril — The impressive 25 de Abril suspension bridge. However, a picture cannot relay the constant drone…

7.206: Untitled — A lady sits and ponders by some wall art.

7.207: Untitled — Two men sit upon a wall and offer comment to a woman as she passes.

7.208: Talent — A man with a walking stick rests on a bench.

7.215: Curious — A woman peers curiously behind a wall.

7.209: Vulcões de Água — The six water volcanoes on Alameda dos Oceanos have become Parque das Nações icons. They are 4m…

7.210: Untitled — The splendid curves from EXPO ’98.

7.211: Untitled — Waiting for the bus.

7.212: Untitled — A man walks by a ship being broken for scrap.

7.213: Cristo Rei — Sailboat passes in front of the monument Cristo Rei – Tejo Estuary.

7.214: Padrão dos Descobrimentos — The Padrão dos Descobrimentos is a bold and imposing monument situated on the River Tagus greeting any…

8.1: Untitled — Sesimbra.

8.2: Fishing companion — Sesimbra. This old fisherman was kept company by a gull which perched on his boat waiting for scraps of bait…

8.3: Untitled — A local fisherman sits alone outside at a small café, Sesimbra.

8.4: Where’s Wally? — Sesimbra.

8.5: Untitled — Sines: the birthplace of Vasco da Gama. A man walks past a street painting.

8.6: Untitled — Sines: two girls walk along the almost deserted beach.

8.7: Untitled — Sines: watching the waves rolling in.

8.8: Untitled — Sines: SKRAN is a graffiti and street artist based in Portugal.

8.9: Untitled — A man walks from the Centro de Artes de Sines.

8.11: Untitled — Portimão.

8.12: You’ve got the look — Portimão style.

8.13: Untitled — New neighbours, Alvor.

8.14: Grill — In one of the fishermans’ huts in Alvor a lady grills sardines fresh from the day’s catch.

8.15: Stripes & Squares — Alvor.

8.16: Untitled — Cleaning fish and throwing the scraps, Alvor.

8.17: Come on it’s hot — Alvor.

8.18: Tired Feet — Siesta time, Lagos.

8.19: Shout & Pout — Lagos.

8.20: Untitled — Portimão.

8.21: Luto — The black of mourning, Portimão.

8.22: Untitled — Monumento das mulheres, Portimão.

8.23: Untitled — Portimão.

8.24: Untitled — Silves.

8.25: Stop & Rest — Silves.

8.26: Opinion — It’s like this, Central market, Ohlão.

8.27: Amarelo — Some of the bright colours of Ohlão.

8.28: Watermelon Man — Ohlão.

8.29: Untitled — Ohlão.

8.30: Sundial sync — The church clock was in perfect sync with the sundial on the side of the tower, Ohlão.

8.31: Untitled — Ohlão.

8.32: Untitled — Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

8.33: Chair Art 1 — Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

8.34: Chair Art 2 — Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

8.35: Gym was here — Rusting and abandoned gym equipment. Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

8.36: No cars here — Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

8.37: Tough day — Some folk still have to work despite the heat. Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

8.38: / Obliques / — Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

8.40: Untitled — Island of Culatra – near Faro and Ohlão.

9.1: Los Nietos — October 2019: Despite the devastation in the area around the Mar Menor from the recent storm damage there…

9.2: Los Nietos — Devastating for the locals of Los Nietos on the Mar Menor following the October floods. The UN are now getting…

9.3: SOS Mar Menor — 30 October 2019: A young woman punches the air as she marches. An estimated 55,000 took part to demand solutions…

9.4: SOS Mar Menor — A red traffic signal illuminates one of the many family groups. A child joins in the sign painting.

9.5: SOS Mar Menor — A demonstrator in an anonymous mask holds up his board. An estimated 55,000 took part to demand solutions…

9.6: SOS Mar Menor — A boy shows his demonstration board depicting the history of catastrophes that have beseiged the area and…

9.7: SOS Mar Menor — A woman stops to take a photo of one of the protestor’s messages.

9.8: SOS Mar Menor — A banner is carried decreeing that there are already no fish in the Mar Menor and only idiots in government.

9.9: SOS Mar Menor — GreenPeace join the march with their support.

9.10: Just angry — A woman shouts angrily across the street at some hecklers.

9.11: SOS Campo de Cartagena — SOS Campo de Cartagena carry a banner showing their concerns for the area and to demand solutions to protect…

9.12: SOS Mar Menor — This young girl was helping by handing out leaflets for the cause and to bring attention to the future of…

9.13: SOS Mar Menor — A funereal march depicting doom if nothing is done.

9.14: SOS Mar Menor — A boy adjusts his sign written on a transparent umbrella.

9.15: SOS Mar Menor — A woman sits and films the passing march on her mobile phone.

9.16: No Me Mates! — A well-organised group wave their signs with the symbolic seahorse [representing the delicate balance of the…

9.18: No Me Mates! — La manifestación SOS Mar Menor

9.19: SOS Mar Menor — Three ladies rest on a bench as the protest nears it’s destination and the demonstrators begin to bunch…

9.20: Reaction — A man gestures towards a group crowding around a press interview.

9.21: Face in the crowd — An anonymous face in the crowd makes his way towards the stage where the speeches are about to start –…

10.1: La Vuelta 2016 — Vuelta 2016 Stage 2: Ourense to Baiona: passing by Las Anclas in Bouzas some of the ladies show their appreciation…

10.2: Time to move on — These street sellers in Barcelona had to quickly move on as the Mossos [police] were on their way.

10.3: Scratching a living — Barcelona: a street artist at work.

10.4: Checking the figs — This rider was just checking the status of the figs to see if they were ready for picking, his innocent actions…

10.5: Los Molinos — Sanlúcar is on the River Guadiana. This river defines part of the border between Portugal and Spain.

10.6: Untitled — Iglesia Nuestra Señora de las Flores, Sanlúcar. The late afternoon sun and a crucifix casts its…

10.7: Little white bull — Sanlúcar is on the River Guadiana. This river defines part of the border between Portugal and Spain.…

10.8: Fountain fortune! — Searching the fountain for change! Rota, near Cádiz.

10.9: Untitled — A man disappears from view around a narrow street corner. Rota, near Cádiz.

10.10: Teamwork — Cádiz: Getting into a rhythm: if you dig it all up then you have to do put it all back!

10.11: Romeo? — A lady looks out from her balcony somewhere in Cádiz.

10.12: Gossip — Cádiz market: A lady shares the latest news with her friends.

10.13: Seen this? — Cádiz Market: A man on a bicycle is keen to show something interesting to his seated friends.

10.14: Recycle — A man prepares to replenish a water bottle, Cádiz.

10.15: From The Rock — A British Airways flight takes off from Gibraltar. A view from inside the Rock towards La Línea and Southern…

10.16: Untitled — A father calls his children across The Windsor Suspension Bridge, Gibraltar.

10.17: Bazar — A man walks along the pavement in front of an Estepona Bazar.

10.18: Snack time — Estepona: A child in a pushchair eats a snack apparently watched by another from a mural opposite.

10.19: Special delivery — Estepona: A young woman carries a box on her shoulder.

10.20: Hoops on Stripes — A woman in a black and white hooped-hat crosses a pedestrian crossing, Estepona.

10.21: Lilac — The colourful old town of Estepona. Some streets can be identified by their pot colours making navigation…

10.22: Untitled — An evening stroll along the top of the wave break wall, Estepona.

10.23: Untitled — A woman walks a group of dogs past a colourful example of the Estepona Mural Walk.

10.24: Untitled — It was not obvious why the empty bench was less popular, Estepona.

10.25: Palm — A small planted palm casts its shadow, Estepona.

10.26: Orchidarium — A lady dressed in white descends carefully down the steps of the Orchidarium, Estepona.

10.27: Wallflowers — Potted flowering plants adorn a connecting street wall, Estepona.

10.28: Untitled — A decorated rear garden entrance door, Estepona.

10.29: Untitled — Sardines drying, Estepona.

10.30: Up the junction — Lunchtime and all the traffic is black and white, Malaga.

10.31: Untitled — Coach trip and a packed lunch, Malaga.

10.32: Untitled — A lady leads her friend with directions from her phone, Malaga.

10.33: Restaurante — Surprise, surprise: a restaurant is nearby. A sign you might see on an open road in the countryside but this…

10.34: PUCK — The 190m bulk carrier ‘PUCK’ arrives in Garrucha awaiting its cargo of local gypsum.

10.35: Untitled — A yellow lifeguard hut, Playa la Caracola, Garrucha, Spain.

10.36: Untitled — People walk along the water’s edge by a yellow lifeguard hut, Playa la Caracola, Garrucha, Spain.

10.37: Beach Walk — One man and his dog surprise a sunbather, Garrucha.

10.38: Untitled — A lifeguard seat, Playa la Caracola, Garrucha, Spain.

10.39: Conveyors — The conveyors used to load the local gypsum stand idle, Garrucha.

10.40: Entrada — Casa, Mojáca.

10.41: Gypsum — Preparing and damping-down the piles of gypsum in readiness for loading, Garrucha.

10.42: Untitled — Two skateboarders, Garrucha.

10.43: Zulo — Cartagena, a las víctimas del Terrorismo – Abril de 2009. Sculpture by Victor Ochoa.

10.44: Catch of the day — Whale tail, Cartagena.

10.45: Dry land — Over 291m in length the cruise ship Ventura has over 3,500 berths and is just one of the many ships to visit…

10.47: Crossing — The crossing. Cartagena.

10.48: Adolescentes — Teenagers hang out near some of the Roman ruins, Cartagena.

10.49: Untitled — Murals, Cartagena.

10.50: Untitled — A man sits at the top of some steps, the beauty and mystery of an old advertising board to his side, Cartagena.

10.51: Cursive — Cartagena.

10.52: Untitled — An early-morning runner, Cartagena.

10.53: Untitled — Wall art, Cartagena: The eye just follows you, it’s like looking at the painting of the ‘Laughing…

10.54: Trolley race — The smoother road surface was faster but a lot hotter! Who would be the first to the top? Cartagena.

10.55: Rose — Cartagena.

10.56: Window cleaner — Cartagena.

10.57: Untitled — It must be that open-door syndrome again, Cartagena.

10.58: Untitled — Cartagena.

10.59: Untitled — Veterans parade, Cartagena.

10.60: Untitled — Pascual Berrutti Marín. Federación National de Asociaciones de Veteranos Paracaidistas ASVEPA Alicante.…

10.61: Untitled — Fuerzas Regulares Indígenas [Indigenous Regular Forces generally of Ceuta and Melilla]. Veterans parade,…

10.62: AIDA — Cartagena: Passengers wait anxiously for the two last passengers to board before they can depart for their…

10.64: Boardwalk — El Batel, Cartagena.

10.65: Old & New — Historical Roman columns: one cruise-ship visitor could be overheard asking, ‘Why do they leave the…

10.66: Pre-race briefing — October 27th 2019: He would be running the race and she would be starting it. XVIII Cross de la Artillería…

10.67: Anxious wait — Anxious moments before the big start! XVIII Cross de la Artillería – a fun run around Cartagena…

10.68: All set — Confirming orders for the XVIII Cross de la Artillería – a fun run around Cartagena for all age…

10.69: Go! — XVIII Cross de la Artillería 2019 – a fun run around Cartagena for all age groups. An initiative…

10.70: Job well-done — XVIII Cross de la Artillería – a fun run around Cartagena for all age groups. An initiative born…

10.71: Between starts — Cartagena: XVIII Cross de la Artillería, 2019.

10.72: Break — XVIII Cross de la Artillería – a fun run around Cartagena for all age groups. An initiative born…

10.73: FIRE! — The command is given to fire. XVIII Cross de la Artillería – a fun run around Cartagena for all…

10.74: BANG! — October 2019: XVIII Cross de la Artillería – ear-defenders recommended!

10.75: Yacht Leander — A man covers his head with a newspaper as a shade from the sun, Cartagena.

10.76: Tricycle — Cartagena.

10.78: Untitled — A misshapen shadow descends ths steps, Cartagena.

10.79: Thumbs up — A woman walks her dog along the back streets of Cartagena.

10.80: Ozone — A man relaxes on a bench and smells the ozone, Cartagena.

10.81: Solemates — Tourists wearing safety helmets at the castle, maybe sitting on the wall is not such a good idea, Cartagena.

10.82: Untitled — Cartagena.

10.83: The odd couple — A woman rests outside a bar, Cartagena.

10.84: Untitled — Cartagena.

10.85: Just after 5 — A man enters the building, Cartagena.

10.86: Similitude — The blades; the rotors; the wings; the street lamp; the leaves.

10.87: The Red Bag — A woman carrying a red bag descending steps, Cartagena.

10.88: Untitled — Cartagena, tendrás que elegir.

10.89: Close-up work! — Paint what you see! Cartagena.

10.90: Untitled — Palm tree shadows, Cartagena.

10.91: Fashion contrast — This lady had just been window shopping, it was only as she turned away the strap on her bag and her contrasting…

10.92: Untitled — A man drinks from a water fountain, Granada.

10.93: Selphie or not!? — When is a Selphie a Selphie!? Alhambra Palace, Granada.

10.94: Winter green — Shadows, Granada.

10.95: Untitled — Oriental colour.

10.96: It’s all in the detail — This Scandinavian Tourist had high standards for his posing partner – Alhambra Palace, Granada.

10.97: Red frames — Bright red-plastic frames dominating the cityscape behind, Granada.

10.98: King of the castle — Alhambra Palace, Granada.

10.99: Untitled — View across from La Batería De San Isidoro Y Santa Florentina over to El Faro De Navidad, Cartagena.

10.100: Untitled — Cartagena.

10.101: School — Coloured by rust these steel tuna take it in turn to reflect the afternoon sun in Cartagena.

10.102: Untitled — A man in a national jacket looks over towards the Faro de Navidad, Cartagena.

10.103: Farewell Miguel — Tug crews at Cartagena come out to give one of their own a retirement send-off.

10.104: Untitled — Cartagena.

10.105: Match — American classics come to the Cartagena Tattoo Convention 2020.

10.106: New Ink — Smoking break for some at the 2020 Cartagena Tattoo Convention.

10.107: Untitled — Cartagena: dock-side graffiti.

11.1: Lunch — A Sparrowhawk remains alert after the kill of a Collared Dove.

11.2: Grosmont — An enthusiast of The North Yorkshire Moors Railway awaiting the next departure.

11.3: 2012 Olympics [1] — 2012 Olympic Torch Relay Leg, Sleaford, Lincolnshire – a massive turnout despite the poor weather.

11.4: 2012 Olympics [2] — 2012 Olympic Torch Relay Leg, Sleaford, Lincolnshire – Lincolnshire Central SSP.

11.5: 2012 Olympics [3] — 2012 Olympic Torch Relay Leg, Sleaford, Lincolnshire – characters on stilts interact with the crowd.

11.6: Log pile — A boat is moored alongside a log pile, Wick, Scotland.

11.7: Standing Stone – Ring of Brodgar [1] — The ring was built around 2500-2000BC and covering an area of almost 8,500 square metres it is the third largest…

11.8: Standing Stone – Ring of Brodgar [2] — The ring was built around 2500-2000BC and covering an area of almost 8,500 square metres it is the third largest…

11.9: Seat, Fair Isle — Located halfway between Orkney and the Shetland Mainland, Fair Isle is a place rich in wildlife, cultural…

11.10: Chapel [1] — The solitude of Fair Isle Methodist Chapel.

11.11: Chapel [2] — Fair Isle Methodist Chapel.

11.13: Puffins — A pair of Puffins just out of their burrow, Fair Isle.

11.14: Free ride — A bird takes a free ride on the back of a sheep, Fair Isle.

11.15: The Stronsay Hotel — The Stronsay Hotel is situated in the village of Whitehall on the beautiful Island of Stronsay. Whitehall…

11.16: Golgotha Monastery Island — Papa Stronsay is about six minutes by boat from the neighbouring Island of Stronsay. The Name ‘Papa…

11.17: Skuas — Arctic Skuas mobbing a Lesser Black-Backed Gull near Loch Inver on the West Coast of Scotland.

11.18: Rainbows — Double and reflected rainbows – Kyle of Lochalsh.

11.19: Beinn Shiantaidh — The Isle of Jura and the Paps of Jura.

11.20: Newlyn — Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange – Cornwall.

11.21: Pebbles — Chesil beach, near Portland.

11.22: Comparing notes — Notes were compared and the arrival time for the train was now under review amongst an abundance of stripes.

11.23: Flying Scotsman — An excursion hauled by the Flying Scotsman 60103 heading south through Sleaford North junction – 2018.

11.24: Seriously? — Concert scene from the RAF100 celebrations in Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.25: Traditional English afternoon — Concert scene from the RAF100 celebrations in Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.26: Waste not, want not — A man reaches down to pick up some dropped food at the RAF100 celebrations in Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.27: Family — A family gathering – RAF100 celebrations in Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.28: Parasol envy — RAF100 celebrations in Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.29: Red, white & blue — RAF100 celebrations in Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.30: Mosaic makers — MosArt: Sleaford mosaic group admiring their hard work – by designer Carole Smith, 2018.

11.31: Turn the tide on Plastic! [1] — Turn the tide on Plastic! Moorhen chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire – plastic bottles…

11.32: Moorhens [1] — Moorhen feeds one of the last of her chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.33: Moorhens [2] — Moorhen feeds one of the last of her chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.34: Moorhens [3] — A Moorhen feeds one of her last surviving chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.35: Moorhens [4] — Moorhen feeding her new chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire while protecting one of the weaker…

11.36: Moorhens [5] — A couple of older Moorhen chicks go off to explore – River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.37: Turn the tide on plastic! [2] — Moorhen chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire – they were having to survive surrounded by…

11.38: Just 2 from 13 — Moorhen chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire – they were having to survive surrounded by…

11.39: Moorhens [6] — Moorhen feeds one of the last of her chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

11.40: Turn the tide on Plastic! [3] — Turn the tide on Plastic! Moorhen chicks on the River Slea, Sleaford, Lincolnshire – they were having…

11.41: Primaries.

11.42: RAF 100 — Formation of Tornado GR1s – rehearsal for RAF100 flypast.

11.43: BFCH at Jimmy Bakers — The Band From County Hell play at Jimmy Bakers in Sleaford to raise money for the local food bank on a very…

11.44: Lockdown — Making the most of lockdown.

11.45: Waiting patiently — With the lockdown easing a short wait and a chance to meet up.

11.46: People… — People… not a big fan.

11.47: Lifestyles — When different lifestyles cross.

11.48: Knicks Knacks — Sutton-On-Sea and Knicks Knacks 2020. Not changed much since my B/W image taken in 1995 displayed in Album 4…

11.49: Untitled — A detail of the iconic, Grade 1 listed, Humber Bridge.

11.50: RNLI — Inshore lifeboat training – Humber Bridge.

11.51: Limbs — A couple with their dog rest on a bench soaking up some vitamin D.

11.52: Withernsea — Low water and time for a run.

11.53: The approach — There is no harbour at Withernsea but the flat and smooth sand, a result of the coastal erosion, allows for…