Category Archives: Weekly Photo Challenge

Thursday Trios From the Print Show and Doors Open

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…at Sommerset and WAAC in Toronto

Two different venues….one in London and one in Toronto.

The Original Print Show

The Contact Show at WAAC during Doors Open

If you have any trios to share just copy my link and paste it into your post. When I get the ping back I’ll be sure to check it out. Have fun!

Thursday Trios – Trying to Catch Up

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…since returning from London

I usually don’t find jet lag to be a problem when coming back from London but my energy levels are down after returning from this trip. I’ve gone from waking an average of 12 000 steps to less than 7 000 since being home.

Today I realized that I missed Thursday Trios. In fact I haven’t posted anything since last Tuesday.

On this trip we wanted to see the new V&A East. Our son is the chief curator of this magnificent museum. On our second visit I found a couple of trios to share with you.

As you can see you don’t have to post your trios on Thursday. If you have any trios to share I’d love to see them. Just copy my link and paste it into your post.

Sculpture Saturday – In the Outdoor Sculpture Court at the Barbican

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…May 16, 2026

Colombian artist Delcy Morelos explores our relationship with the earth in a monumental, site-specific installation made of soil, clay and fragrant spices. The piece is called ‘origo’ which means origin in Latin.

You are encouraged to step inside this massive sculpture and explore the tunnels. It is the first installation in 10 years at the Barbican Sculpture Court.

Thursday Doors from Richmond, London

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…thanks to Dan Antion for hosting Thursday Doors https://nofacilities.com/2026/05/14/misc-pittsburgh-doors/

This past week my husband and I took a day to Richmond on the south west side of London. It sits on the Thames and is well known for it’s history and as a filmmaking location.

Queen Elizabeth I was born and died here but sadly the palace was mostly demolished in 1649, leaving only the gatehouse and some of the original walls of the old palace. The remaining area has been cleared converted to housing for the public.