Rainy streets: umbrellas, wet pavements and reflections
When the downpour arrives the city changes pace; lights multiply on the tarmac and footsteps quicken.
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When the downpour arrives the city changes pace; lights multiply on the tarmac and footsteps quicken.
From hillsides to plains, from sheep grazing beneath the panels to the view from the air.
Volcanic valleys, rock-cut dwellings and the balloons that lift off at dawn, told in photographs.
From a distance football becomes a spectacle of architecture: huge roofs, colourful seats and carefully mown grass.
From market vegetables to fruit platters, the colours of eating with the seasons.
When the snow falls the streets slow down; ploughs get to work, bicycles disappear and lights look warmer.
From village streams to broad rivers, examples of stonework that has stood the test of time.
A rest by the lake, rides along tree-lined paths and bikes waiting on every street corner.
Acoustic and electric guitars, banjos and old photographs line the cases on a journey through music history.
Houses clinging to hillsides, paths leading up to high pastures and valleys waiting for the first snow.
Frames to accompany a slow walk through woods where the leaves have turned gold, copper and crimson.
From Crete to Iceland, Kerala to the Great Lakes: towers standing firm against wind and waves.
From Sri Lanka to Vietnam, Rwanda to Japan, the rhythmic green patterns of tea plantations.
The seating, stages and surroundings of theatres from the Greek and Roman world.
From cherry blossom to wild poppies, the first colours of the season.
From Hong Kong to Toronto, Frankfurt to Bangkok, a light map of cities that come alive at night.
Frames showing the season's work and scenery in Europe's vineyards.
From flocks of geese filling the sky to flamingos feeding in shallow lakes, scenes from along the flyways.
From mountain slopes to woodland edges, beekeepers' colourful hives and combs full of work.
Tarmac winding beneath the clouds, dirt tracks plunging into forest and pastures opening onto the peaks.
Giant gantry cranes, feeder ships coming alongside and terminals that work through the night.
Clay taking shape on the wheel, pots on market stalls and thousand-year-old pieces in museum cases.