Day XI

Another day, another door!

Once again, available in Gert Lush High Resolution.

Today's story is courtesy of The Daily Telegraph and reads: "Teachers to ballot on strike over pay." so I've gone off to a school after "home time" when (almost) nobody is there and, for the second day running, borrowed a bin to prop my door up!

Got a weekend to dedicate my thoughts to possible alterations to this project; a new issue of the Ever-Lowering Standard; more of Camera Lucida and of course, to Stelios from Easyjet ... just thought he deserved a mention!

Day VIII

Finally heading to Hugh's request for less writing; today's entry has less writing ...


It is also once again available in Gert Lush High Resolution to make the the headline (and every other little thing) more visible for you, the valued reader!

The story today comes from The Telegraph but, it could really have come from any of the day's newspapers (apart from the Daily Star ... oh wait, newspapers ...) as one story dominated proceedings. The state of worldwide stock markets, share prices and the economy. It reads: "Recession fears shake fragile markets."

Today's location, due to the lack of a local stock exchange is infront of a Pawn Brokerage. I thought this fitting after the extract from 'The Bicycle Thieves' seen in today's lecture showed people pawning all they could live without during a period of deep economic turmoil.

That is all and it seems all too brief!