Kiosk Stickers

Canon EOS 5D Mark III EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM ISO200 Photomatix5

asian kiosk in architectural landscape ecopop photography

Down in the harbour at Tenby a row of kiosks sell boat trips to Caldey Island, for fishing, or just for fun. This glimpse of life is easily missed as the colourful buildings view for attention. Painted in oil on a 20x8 inch board.

Christmas Train Kiosk

HDR image of an iconic red GPO telephone kiosk, at Whitley Bay, Tyne & Wear (UK)

Off the tourist trail, Bath has lots of interesting little corners and delightful little parks. This one lies across the Pulteney bridge, and at the far end of the grand terrace, behind a gallery. I'm guessing that this was once a toll booth for entering the park, but now it serves coffee! I've painted this in oil on a 10x12 inch board, a scale at which you may notice a few brush marks and not so straight lines!

From an original engraving published 1881. The engraving is titled temple of Isis, Island of Philae, but I think this is actually the building referred to as Trajan's Kiosk. Info from: touregypt.net: This is the so-called Kiosk, sometimes referred to as "Pharaoh's Bed". The rectangular building has fourteen columns with beautifully carved floral capitals that once supported a wooden roof. Only two of the screen walls between the columns are completed. They show the Emperor Trajan burning incense before Isis and Osiris and offering wine to Isis and Horus. The Kiosk is often ascribed to Trajan, but is might well have been built earlier than this, possibly during the reign of Augustus. This unfinished building is one of the most popular mon...

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The 13th Doctor, played by Jodie Whittaker, is about to make her Doctor Who debut on 7th October - here's a retro style diagonal stripes t-shirt to celebrate!

pagoda kiosk garden in landscape photoshoot art

Nathan's famous hot dogs kiosk in Coney Island, at dusk

Chips

A super miniature police station!

Classic British phone booth in a modernized use

A carega; the chair in ligurian dialect. Here under the veranda of a seaside kiosk in winter. Analog photography taken with the Holga toy camera.

Cutting-edge snack machine: A sleek, high-tech marvel, blending convenience and innovation, offering a variety of snacks with a touch of modern style.

Cutting-edge snack machine: A sleek, high-tech marvel, blending convenience and innovation, offering a variety of snacks with a touch of modern style.

London's Iconic Red Telephone Box!

Iconic red telephone box by Debra Cox - Nostalgic Perspective Photography.

Who Elected You Hall Monitor?

Remains of "Kyma" ("wave), old café at Edipsos (Aidipsos) town, North Evia ("Euboea") island, Greece. With more than 80 hot springs Edipsos was (and still is) the most popular destination in Greece for thermal-healing baths - spa. Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Lonely kiosk at the square of Megalo Chorio (literally "big village"), Evrytania, Central Greece. EXIF DATA 6 sec f/10 16 mm ISO 250

Remains of "Kyma" ("wave), old café at Edipsos (Aidipsos) town, North Evia ("Euboea") island, Greece. With more than 80 hot springs Edipsos was (and still is) the most popular destination in Greece for thermal-healing baths - spa. Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Flower pot in shape of London city bus

Paint Them Yellow Number of views as of 18th March 2018 = 680. People all over the world are familiar with Britain's red telephone boxes. However, on the Channel Island of Guernsey, the boxes are identical to their British counterparts except for their colour. They were originally painted yellow when Guernsey Telecoms was state-owned, but from 2002 they were painted blue. These boxes at St Peter Port bus station were blue but in 2009, yellow made a comeback. Fascinating stuff eh, the long winter evenings must just fly by. Date: 23rd August 2014. View my Channel Islands collection here. View my Channel Islands calendar here.

Blackpool-Kiosk2

I am fascinated by the vibrancy of a good market, and especially the twice weekly market in Salisbury, with its ever changing mix of stalls, matching the ever changing weather. Here I've captured in oil on board a typical winter's day market, with a coffee and cake stall I've not seen before. Yes there is a toilet block just behind the seated gentlemen, but I was hoping it was discrete enough for you not to notice! Browse around to find my other Salisbury market paintings.

The village of Fodele in Crete

At some point in the eighteenth century, a man stood in Uttoxter without a hat. 70 years after his death, this memorial was errected to that act of penance. That man was Samuel Johnson, the author best known his Dictionary of the English Language.

Magical place.

Watercolour painting of the traditional British red telephone box, shown here after a fall of snow.

Don't you hate mondays and want to destroy every computer in the office you are currently looking this design on? Well buy this first then do what the cool design tells you. I won't tell anybody!

Red English Phone booth