Snapped gallery

Pics snapped with my iPhone or iPad … stopping the unending flow of daily life for a pause and possibly a moment’s thought… Click each picture to see a larger version.

The hard life of Swiss gnomes in Winter

Lost in translation

An alpine concert for frozen fish

Trompe l'oeil, Neuchatel.

Figure that one out.

Starkles

Move over. It's our turn now.

Two chickens snug in the oven

Stories people through away

Underwater plants

Lost shoe, lost child?

Woman at work

Odds and ends (3)

Odds and ends (2)

Odds and ends (1)

Candles or cakes?

Late afternoon sun at Vinelz

Sunset over Saint-Blaise

Flags of communes about to merge

Strange weathercock

Love isn't what it used to be

Hard times for Julius

Hard times for Julius

Clouds

Tumbled wood pile

The lamp in the forest

Soap

Sculpture d'Huguette

Sculpture d'Huguette

Window dressing

Strange horse

The lake near Saint-Blaise

Traces in the snow

Time in the Lake District

Future world at Vevey Images

Confused mirrors

I don't feel quite right!

Virtual climbing wall

Nadja, jeweler, Sainte-Croix

In a jeweler's workshop, Sainte-Croix

In a jeweler's workshop, Sainte-Croix

Jeweler's workshop, Sainte-Croix

Doorstep at Sainte-Croix

Organic wrought iron

Shiffbau - Schauspielhaus Zurich

Art plumbing for an arty place

The Gymnasium in Einsiedeln

Coming down from the Alps in Einsiedeln

Rousseau watches over Geneva

Celtic Festival at La Tene

Celtic Festival at La Tene

Ecologia - Fête de la Terre

Ecologia - Fête de la Terre

How did those fish swim into the cover of my book?

Wild creatures from J-M. Chappuis.

Beautiful ... not surprising people adore her...

Candle

Boltanski

Thomas Hischchorn

Unseen walls

Rust

Biennale

Biennale

Motiers-2: In a wild log hut, signs of civilization.

Buskers-5: More music in Neuchatel

Buskers-3: Two women telling saucy stories. Wonderful!

Buskers-6: An Indian up a high pole which was held by a man.

Buskers-7: An Indian up a high pole which was held by a man.

Buskers-8: An Indian up a high pole which was held by a man.

Buskers-9: An Indian up a high pole which was held by a man.

Buskers-2: Knife, umbrella and not sure what, up a pole with a man ...

Buskers-1: Children and grownups fascinated by an elaborate puppet show.

A low flying rainbow? I have never seen a rainbow before that hogged the horizon.

Fenin: Sometimes the art is not where you'd think.

Motiers: The promise of the cave, but also the threat.

James Joyce: The author is buried with his wife Nora Barnacle overlooking the city of Zurich.

Broken window: the unintended art of a lorry driver who backed into a shop window

Sunset of Lake Neuchatel

A dark tree almost lost in the night.

The unending corridor has cropped up in several of my novels

Barbed wire: so barbaric, but yet aesthetically pleasing as a shape.

Sunset: as seen from the top of high overhang in the hills above where I live.

Sunset: as seen from the top of high overhang in the

A button shop. Seems such an anachronism, yet we still continue to use buttons.

Sunrise: step outside and what do you see as the birds greet the new day.

Hull

Urinals Hull

In a Bleak-mid-Winter

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