Delighted my photo of the Birsay Whalebone will be included in the fourth and final Summer Salon at Arti et Amicitiae, the Dutch fine arts society. Located on Orkney (Scotland),…
I'm delighted to have been chosen as a member of the visual arts club Arti et Amicitiae. The name means art and friendship, which neatly encompasses the flavour of the…
Amsterdam’s Huis Marseille is not of this world. It comprises two labyrinthine, 17th century canal houses, which fascinate through their sense of history, their intricate light and shadow, and oceans of sun-dappled space. I come here regularly but not for the pictures… (more…)
Frances-Marie Uitti and Marinus Boezem were recently at Amsterdam's Oudekerk for "The Weather", a performance of music and weather map projections. I photographed the dress rehearsal. It was a long day, very cold…
Our Lady of Sorrows?, Mannequin doll? Pulp fiction cover?
This tearful lady is actually displaying the luscious lingerie of Agent Provocateur in an Amsterdam store.
The Spiegelkwartier Buddha was a long-time resident of Amsterdam’s stylish antiques district.
PS The great thing about window shopping with a camera is that you get to keep what you like. Even if it’s a vast wooden Buddha!
Amsterdam’s medieval Mustard Pot Alley where Patrick (“Patsy”) and Constance Adams – members of Britain’s most notorious criminal family – were recently arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. © http://www.anniewrightphotography.com
Delighted to document the Beeldleveranciers' latest illustration promoting cycle safety in Amsterdam's Sarphatipark. Photo: Annie Wright Photography
Even in a heatwave one must always stay stylish in Amsterdam. ©Annie Wright Photography
