June Mosaic

25 of the 30 June photos

Wednesday 30th June 2010

A pair of humanoid light sprites.

Tuesday 29th June 2010

X shadow

Monday 28th June 2010

Yellow symbol.

Sunday 27th June 2010

Gloucestershire old spot.

Saturday 26th June 2010

Duvet cover on the washing line.

Friday 25th June 2010

Kitchen lights.

Thursday 24th June 2010

The wall and the floor, on two separate frames from a half-frame camera.

Wednesday 23rd June 2010

Looking down on the police.

Tuesday 22nd June 2010

Gingerbread England shirts.

Monday 21st June 2010

High flying plane on the summer solstice.

Sunday 20th June 2010

This silicone rubber oven glove was my only purchase at this morning's boot sale. It cost 10p.

Saturday 19th June 2010

Detail of a torn advertising hoarding.

Friday 18th June 2010

Some of the Highland cattle in the park have had their backs shaved...

Thursday 17th June 2010

Sycamore leaf shadows on an orange Portakabin.

Wednesday 16th June 2010

Tennis court shadows

Tuesday 15th June 2010

Park Hill

Monday 14th June 2010

This forlorn England pennant was lying in the gutter...

Sunday 13th June 2010

Scalp art.

Saturday 12th June 2010

Tango shadows

Friday 11th June 2010

After several days of rain and mist, the sun has returned!

Thursday 10th June 2010

More rain...

Wednesday 9th June 2010

Three alarms mounted one above the other in an industrial building.

Tuesday 8th June 2010

After the heat-wave at the weekend, we now have the more familiar persistent rain...

Monday 7th June 2010

35mm film canisters

Sunday 6th June 2010

I think this must be salt, a block of it hangs on the fence where the sheep are kept in Graves Park. It looks well licked!

Saturday 5th June 2010

Reflections in sunglasses on display in a shop window.

Friday 4th June 2010

Ceiling lights at the New Art Gallery, Walsall.

Thursday 3rd June 2010

Tiny green spiders on my red car.

Wednesday 2nd June 2010

Detail of a large mobile LED sign.

Tuesday 1st June 2010

The strong winds have blown some of the fresh leaves off the trees, drops of rainwater decorate the underside of this oak leaf.