Tag Archives: Throwback Thursday

Close-Up… and Personal! Lens-Artists PC!

Posted on 28/02/2019 by aj vosse

I’m rather late again with this week’s challenge but again, how could I resist the urge of doing a close-up gallery? No… I can’t! So… without much further ado… here we go! Thanks to Leya for this week’s challenge! It … Continue reading →

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Curls on the Beach – Part Two!

Posted on 14/02/2019 by aj vosse

Many years ago… in Aug 2011, I did a similarly titled post – about the same piece of art. Only, this time the photo is a lot better… brighter – with a glorious blue-sky backdrop. Today’s photo was taken on … Continue reading →

Posted in #Dublin, #Ireland, Art, Dublin & Leinster Architecture & Other Interesting Sights, Factual Opinion, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Travel | Tagged #abstract, #Architecture, #blue, #Dublin, #humour, #Sandymount, #sky, #tongue in cheek 😈, #wave, Art, facts, impression, news, Tangential Thursday, Throwback Thursday | 8 Comments

Thursday Thought – Old Age…

Posted on 31/01/2019 by aj vosse

Here’s a photo I took a few week’s ago… to get the cloud but also to capture a moment in time. Both the old gypsum factory and the boat have long passed their sell-by dates. We can only wonder how … Continue reading →

Posted in #Arklow, #Co Wicklow, #Ireland, Boating, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Travel, Walking | Tagged #Architecture, #Arklow, #boats, #buildings, #clouds, #Co Wicklow, #history, #imagination, #industrial, #past, #photography 📷, #time 🕛, #urban photography 📷, Tangential Thursday, Throwback Thursday | 7 Comments

Thursday Doors – The Protector!

Posted on 13/12/2018 by aj vosse

How’s this for a bit of wall art? How’s this for a door protector? I spotted and snapped this rather pleasant piece of “graffiti” down at the Arklow Community Centre. The external walls are the canvas for local street artists … Continue reading →

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Throwback Thursday – Anyone for a Cuppa??

Posted on 05/02/2015 by aj vosse

This photo was taken 2 years ago and reminds me of a few things. Snow, cold and of two lads who had a good thing going for a short while. Then red-tape and incompatibility of equipment hampered their operation to … Continue reading →

Posted in #Ireland, #Royal Canal, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Train Tales | Tagged #life, #memories, #memyblog, #past, #positive ➕👍😁, #questions, #winter ❄, Co Kildare, Kilcock, snow, Throwback Thursday, winter blues | 2 Comments

Throwback Thursday

Posted on 15/01/2015 by aj vosse

This photo was taken last year on this day. It was the January full moon so the colours seemed to glow even brighter. The evening in question was one of those Wednesdays when I went into town to do a … Continue reading →

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Throwback Thursday

Posted on 08/01/2015 by aj vosse

Why do we blog? To show off our achievements or to share images and information but maybe also to leave a legacy. Why do we leave diaries behind? To capture our inner feelings or to leave a legacy? Is it … Continue reading →