The view of St Paul’s and the Millennium Bridge from the café in Tate Modern on a typically wet and windy London day.
The café seen from the lift lobby is a favourite view, ethereal figures through the translucent glass wall.
Author: Sally Wakelin
Reading the Leaves
I keep looking back at this photo from October in Canada, I think/hope that there is a message there somewhere, written in the leaf-stains and screw-heads. It is simply the deck of a motorboat become stained with autumn leaves, caught in the late afternoon light, just a small spot of pink reflected in the hinge-plate.
The Cobb at Dawlish
Gingerbread House
A gingerbread house in Teignmouth, actually made of chocolate, a shame the shop was shut.
Pictorial Alphabet
I have been entering the on-line exhibition of alphabets, the deadline for finished ideas is tomorrow. Luckily we don’t each need to prepare all 26. I have managed 6 so far and I’ve rather run out of steam now!
I decided to go with the theme of condiments – as the exhibition is entitled Alphabet Soup.
I have made S for Salt, P for Pepper, K for ketchup, M for Mustard, V for Vinegar and my last, shown here, deviates just a little, though some do love raw onion as a condiment on a cheese sandwich I believe!
Sally Wakelin - Studies in Creativity 
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