10.13 London landmarks
For those unfamiliar with London, the view is mainly of Hungerford Bridge, the London Eye and the Houses of Parliament, with the water of course being the river Thames. You won't be able to see it...
View Article10.31 Spinning wheel
The Merlin Entertainments London Eye (I had no idea it had stopped being the British Airways London Eye, so I learned something today...) is one of London's most fun tourist attractions and is well...
View Article10.102 Windsor Castle
It's by no means cheap, but well worth it to experience the sheer sense of history, the splendour of the interiors and of course the chance to simply have a nose around a lavish, intact and fully...
View Article10.133 Elephants in London
The registered charity Elephant Family has organised a campaign called Elephant Parade London 2010, whereby hundreds of brightly decorated elephants are being installed in all manner of places around...
View Article10.137 Greenwich Park
Greenwich Park - one of London's Royal Parks since 1427 and open to the public since the 18th century. I paid just a brief visit early this morning en route to a meeting, but wished I could have stayed...
View Article10.153 Xàbia
One thing that truly stood out in Xàbia - initially like a sore thumb - is the church near the port. Rising slightly above its neighbours, built of plain concrete and adorned with what appear at first...
View ArticlePrint and Photo Sale now on!
The Print and Photo Sale, offering a discount of 20% against all purchases from www.laucala.eu, runs from 29 November to 31 December 2010.
View ArticleNew print options and pricing
Print sizes now range from 6″x4″ (15x10cm) to 40″x30″ (101.5x76cm) in standard, widescreen and square formats. There’s also an increased range of print finishes, with matte, lustre, gloss, metallic,...
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