While a new tram bridge is being built, a temporary bridge has been constructed to carry tram tracks over Säve stream – that’s the bolted-together girder structure that fills the most of this picture. In front, two people are crossing Gamlestads bro, a footbridge from the 1930s.
I am reading Margaret Atwood’s book On Writers and Writing (originally Negotiating with the Dead). Here are some quotes about the writer’s motivation and what it is like for the writer, “going into a novel”.
In this fifth episode of my vlog I review what I’ve learned since I started the vlog six weeks ago. I focus on the technical aspect of my learning process, in particular the hardware and software.
The photo of the week this week is a young gull – a herring gull, I think – still mostly in it’s youthful plumage. It was hanging around with a number of other teenagers (gulls and human) at Brunnsparken waiting for som action. Or food.
We were going to visit Mechelen anyway, but when the boiler died and there was no heat to be had at home all weekend, we sought refuge there in a hotel. A long photo walk in the mist/rain/snow in this quaint little city.
The photo of the week. A winter bare and dry convolvulous stem photographed in macro at Färjenäs on Hisingen, Göteborg. I originally published this photo at GBG365 on 11th February 2014.
Gravity – a newsletter covering developments aboard TheSupercargo.com during the first few weeks of the year and making various unkeepable promises.
The William Klein “5 Cities” exhibition at the Botanique gallery, central Brussels. No photography of the photography, they said, but you can take pictures to show how the photos are hung. So I did.
A gallery of photos taken during my visit to the Chagall Retrospective at the Brussels Museum of Fine Art (plus a link to my blog entry about my visit).
The visible fox says “I’m not nvisible” – in French – but if I don’t share them here these pictures may be invisible. A gallery of my images, shared during January on various social networks, but not previously published here.