Two Low-Key Musical Monochromes photographed at Saltaire’s Early Music Shop. “The Early Music Shop is the world’s largest early music instrument specialist. It has become the largest single source of mediaeval, renaissance and baroque musical instruments world-wide. The 3000sq ft showroom really is is an Aladdin’s Cave of affordable early Read more…
iPhoneography: Windows in Sunlight It’s Monday Windows time again. I took these two pictures last week with my iPhone whilst walking around Salts Mill in the Yorkshire village of Saltaire. There were thin blinds at all the windows to protect the artworks from sunlight. I liked the way the sun Read more…
iPhoneography around Saltaire Village I’d like to share some of the many pictures I took using my iPhone whilst wandering around the UNESCO World Heritage site of Saltaire in Yorkshire. They were all edited on either iPhone or iPad using Snapseed App. I hope you like them. (More of Saltaire Read more…
The Burmantofts of Saltaire has a certain ring to it, don’t you think? Burmantofts refers to ceramics made by the Burmantoft Pottery Company in the Leeds district of the same name. The company was well known for large pots with dragons and snakes and is as popular today as it Read more…
Saltaire: a UNESCO World Heritage Site This week we spent a couple of days in and around the village of Saltaire in Yorkshire. I will be blogging about the village in later posts, but for now, here is a taster of what it is like today inside Salts Mill. This Read more…