My Flickr photo set courtesy of Toby Powell-Blyth

Snettisham church's fine architecture shows really well against a blue sky and sunny background, but the Canadians loved it so much that they took the design and built an identical replica in New Brunswick, called Christ Church Cathedral. www.photoscanada.com/gallery/newbrunswick/christ_church_c...

One fell over and bumped his head. These pillars outside a church in Northolt, London were hard to get into frame, so you see I've sneakily cropped the tat out. I felt sorry for the one that had fallen, especially as it had probably given many years of good service.

This is Henley church seen from the west, with a flagpole and a war memorial in front. I like the idea of these three crosses in a row, and I guess SOME people might see some symbolism, especially with the central one appearing taller.

This is Marlow Bridge, looking east from the road way. This long exposure shot (the best of about 20) shows a car streaming past the camera. I like the debris in the foreground, a contrast against the clean lines of the bridge itself. I think it shows that even the most beautiful things have flaws

This church at Marlow is partially lit, along with the bridge. The long (2 second) exposure gives it a really yellow hue.

This seagul was hanging around for ages waiting for me to take a photograph. This is my favourite of the lot. Expect it to get cropped and reuploaded

unless they're pictured in black and white. I love the tree contrasting against the sea

This hidden inlet was full of driftwood arranged randomly. the high tide mark cast a lovely shadow along the rock.

I love the way stuff gets bluer as it gets further away. That's vancouver island I think in the foreground

These seals were hanging about. Posing I'm sure.. Couldn't resist

Steps :)

I loved the clouds on this photo.. blacknwhite rools

There's soo much driftwood from the logging industry all around vancouver.

More driftwood.. I love it

Honestly I'm not sure if there was a lighthouse here, but I'd put one there if it were me.

Vanier Park's gateway monument, with a small twist.

Meant to do this in black and white. Oops

These rails to nowhere used to take wood to the sea. Sadly they are now in disarray.