Photographs collected along the way — cities, light, and objects worth noticing. Shuffled fresh on every visit.
Coloured facades reflected in a quiet winter canal.
Giulio Romano's gods spiralling around an impossible dome.
Cold glasses, a fringed parasol and a turquoise bay doing all the work.
A mallard posing on the pebbles like he charges for it.
A wall of cotton bags with strong opinions, somewhere in central Copenhagen.
White stone turrets catching the last warm hour of the day.
A flock of flamingos posing as if they knew the camera was there.
The Buda hill in black and white, long shadows on cobblestone.
The warm evening alpenglow illuminating the historic walls of Palazzo Besta.
The Little Mermaid catching the last gold of a Nordic afternoon.
A grey squirrel taking its snack very seriously in the canopy.
A custom-built watch, held against a perfect afternoon on Lake Como.
A white stork holding court against a sun-warmed stone wall.
Emerald water, white scree and a quiet shore under the Croda del Becco.
A lantern glowing under stained glass, deep inside Porto's most theatrical bookshop.
A red rock crab catching the sun on volcanic stone.
Emerald water mirroring the Latemar, somewhere between forest and sky.
Tower Bridge under a moody English sky.
Pastel facades set on fire by a Tyrrhenian sunset.
The Adda carving its way through green slopes and quiet villages.
Ribeira's red rooftops, seen through the steel lattice of Dom Luís I.
Golden Gothic detail glowing in the morning light over Westminster.
A small road slipping between vineyards toward the soft Apennine hills.
Adriatic blues meeting white cliffs from above.
All the gold of the night, mirrored in the Danube.
A burst of colour against Victorian brickwork at St. Pancras.
The famous boathouse standing on a frozen lake under a cold winter sun.
Lycabettus rising over a sea of rooftops, seen from the Acropolis.
The Chain Bridge stretching toward Pest, with the Parliament holding the skyline.
The Danube flowing past the Hungarian Parliament, stripped to its bones.
Camels waiting for the next caravan across the Maspalomas dunes.
An Audi R8 parked under the Cálem cellars, with a cable car drifting overhead.
Spires, pinnacles and a moving sky — the Parliament reduced to pure architecture.
The Marble Church standing tall under a clear Nordic morning.
A small sentinel, perfectly lit and not too impressed.
The mosaic roof of Matthias Church, with Pest opening up behind it.
Stone roofs, kitchen gardens and vineyards, stitched together from above.