I spent the last two weeks in Europe.
The first week in London was overcast, drizzly and hectic. There weren't many photo opportunities, but when I look at the few images I captured, I realise they reflect the mood of the week. The first two were taken from a moving taxi, the next from a rain speckled capsule on the London Eye and the final one on Fleet Street.
My next stop was Ghent in Belgium. In contrast to London, I had a leisurely weekend to enjoy Ghent's picturesque medieval beauty and refined pace.
Ghent is a city of quaint and stately architecture flanking languid canals...
...eclectic shops on cobble stoned streets...
...a city whose weekend traffic is dominated by cyclists and pedestrians...
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...whose cafes and outdoor markets draw the Sunday crowds...
...and whose surrounding countryside is iconically Belgian.
My final destination was Stockholm, which unfortunately consisted of a late evening arrival and an afternoon departure the following day, so the only photos I have, which are of my stunning room at the Grand Hotel, reflect the transient nature of my stay.
