About susan sheldon nolen
It’s rare to catch me without coffee, a form of camera, or my beloved wire fox terriers. I love the history, the art, and it’s a massive part of my life, as I either paint, write, or get interrupted by my dogs, reminding me of the real world. I hope you enjoy your time here. It’s such a privilege to have readers.
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I was dropping off a friend at the King Street Train Station in Seattle and captured these interior doors. I love how the tile pattern looks as if it is running through the door!
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I had just one more stop before it would be time to say good-bye to Alaska. I knew I had only touched the proverbial iceberg, but what an astounding visit. I spent so much time outdoors, cold or not, just … Continue reading →
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Little Oxford Motor Week #4 This little car was crammed into a garage. There was no getting round to the back-end of the car to see what the make or model might be. So I am just calling it my … Continue reading →
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Now here’s a door closed to me! I managed to get inside to reception before being very firmly told this Library was for members only. Well…that was a massive disappointment. Not even a mooch around unless I was prepared to … Continue reading →
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I was walking in the Hague, having one of my mooching abouts and looked up to see this cheerful chappie staring down at me. Needless to say, I did not tarry. Time to move on from de Nieuwe Kerk and … Continue reading →
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In Holland, in the Hague, there is a play ground. A candle sits within the circle of climbing chairs. A ghost playground for the children who would never climb these chairs. On each chair, climbing up to heaven are inscribed … Continue reading →
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In my last post of Tales from the City I mentioned I wanted to have a go at black and white photography this year as a personal challenge. Last week it was the London Eye, and this week a Ketchikan … Continue reading →
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This door says Alaska without any doubt. The wood around the door is old, but this door is maybe the most- ten years old. But the weather in Alaska certainly has played with the two pillars, one with paint peeling … Continue reading →
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I was heading home from Foyles Books on the South Bank and I just didn’t want to get on the train home right away, I wanted to stretch my legs. I took a couple of photos of the London Eye … Continue reading →
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I was exploring the back streets of Whitstable Kent and came across these two bold doors. They’re painted in such garish colours almost as if to say- don’t notice the weeds in the garden, or on the one door- the … Continue reading →
A camera travels 