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Gearóid | Garrowed (@garrowed) · DIRTY

Gearóid | Garrowed

@garrowed

"Garrowed" is how to say my Irish name. Gearóid is how it's actually spelled. ¶ Mostly photos of buildings, art, and assorted oddities from a designer with notions. ¶ Alt text always, usually with additional information. ¶

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Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 13d

#FoodOnFriday #Photography

A close up photograph of radishes in a bowl. The bowl has been decorated with concentric glazed stripes in shades of red and pink. Bowl made in Bath by Jess Jewett (www.skylarkstudios.uk). Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 13d

51.37862, -2.36490 #AlphabetChallenge #WeekDforDark #Scape #Cityscape #BathUK #Facade #Sunrise #Photography

A freestanding brick facade with tall arches in silhouette. At the centre of the image, the early morning sun peeks through an empty arch. A lens flare is visible to the left. The somewhat dark sky features numerous vapour trails that align nicely with the structure's walls. At the former Bayer corset factory, Lower Bristol Road, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 14d

51.37990, -2.36067 Triple lark's tongue #BathUK #UrbanGaze #ColorADay #YellowThu #GeorgianArchitecture #Photography

A wide-angle photograph of a corner of a two-story Georgian building made from Bath oolitic limestone. The building stands on one side of a narrow street, so the corner was likely chamfered to minimise the damage that wide horse-drawn carts and carriages might do to the structure as they took the corner. The back of the Gainsborough Building at the junction of Lower Borough Walls and Bilbury Lane, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

A close up of the brickwork seen in the previous image. Where a chamfered corner transitions to a sharp right-angle it would be called a lark's tongue. This example is unusual in that it does so in three steps. The Gainsborough Building, Lower Borough Walls and Bilbury Lane, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Small decorative arches on the east wall of the Gainsborough Building, Bilbury Lane, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 17d

51.45986, -0.97289 #BlueSkyMonday #ReadingUK #RailwayStations #Landscape #Photography

A scene from a railway station "transfer deck" with dark grey ceiling panels and dark grey floor tiles. A wall of tall floor-to-ceiling windows stretch across the expansive space, looking out to a verdant townscape and two high-rise buildings under construction. Above the windows are a series of skylights, lined with bright blue cladding. Two silhouetted figures bulging shoulder bags walk towards the light, another walks towards the camera, and a lone figure to the left has a handset held to their head as they look out of the windows. A person with a beverage in their hand has arrived at the top of the escalators on the right. Reading Railway Station, Berkshire, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 18d

#BlueSkyArtShow #Glass #StillLife #Photography #Collage

A pair of spectacles with clear glass lenses and thin, black, round(ish) frames. The glasses stand on a white tabletop and a shaft of low, early morning sunlight crosses the otherwise dark tabletop, creating long shadows. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Eyewear and shadows, as per the previous image in this series, but rotated. The light in this case is screened through the leaves of an oleander tree. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Glasses, seen from above, stand in a long horizontal band of sunlight. The thin frames cast long shadows and the light shining through the glass lenses creates bright oval shapes. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

A digital collage of the three previous photographs in this series. The images were simply layered over each other with screen blending applied, then that composite was inverted. Collage by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 18d

51.36242, -2.35448 #BlueSkyArtShow #Glass #BathUK #TheHubBath #Photography

A mezzanine's frosted glass barrier has randomly-placed clear circles, looking down into a café. The Hub, Mulberry Park, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 19d

#BlueSkyArtShow #Glass #StillLife #Photography

A pair of spectacles with clear glass lenses and transparent acetate frames. The glasses are folded and lie face-up on a white tabletop. A shaft of low, early morning sunlight crosses the otherwise dark and somewhat dusty surface, creating complex shapes and shadows. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 19d

51.44770, -0.95754 #Windows #Signage #Sculpture #ReadingUK #Photography

A large translucent blue graphic with multiple cutouts has been applied to a window. Through the gaps we see a courtyard in a modern two-storey building, with raised flowerbeds and evergreen archways. At the centre of the image, through a circular aperture in the cyan-coloured film, is a water feature with a five-piece sculpture of a diving figure by sculptor Sophie Dickens. Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 20d

51.38593, -2.37358 Royal Victoria Park, Bath #ForestFriday #Scape #Landscape #BathUK #Photography

A tree-lined path in an urban park. It is a summer morning and the light is hazy. Branches and leaves, in a variety of green shades, form a canopy over the brown soil. A lone, silhouetted figure is visible in the distance on the horizon. Royal Victoria Park, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 21d

51.37893, -2.36456 #AlphabetChallenge #WeekCForCurves #Bridges #BathUK #ClassicMono #Photography

Underneath a curvy pedestrian bridge with its exposed "Vierendeel" trusses and the underside of its timber deck. Where the bridge meets the embankment, a barrier with gate has incorporated into the structure, perhaps just to stop people/animals getting stuck in the tight space. Quays Bridge, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 22d

51.37806, -2.35792 #BathUK #PublicArt #Retail #StreetPhotography #Photography

On a bright summer day, people pass through a street with hundreds of green ribbons (and some flower sculptures) suspended above it. The ground is almost covered with the shadows of this art installation. On the left, an old red telephone box repurposed as a flower stand. SouthGate mall’s "Secret Forest," St. Lawrence Street, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 23d

51.37806, -2.35792 #BathUK #StreetPhotography #Photography

Looking straight down a pedestrianised street with crowds of people walking in the distance. The figures have long thin vertical shadows over them. In the foreground, the paving is almost covered with the shadows of hundreds of ribbons which are suspended above. The ribbons give the image a green cast. St. Lawrence Street, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 24d

51.37806, -2.35792 #aofoto #LookDown #BathUK #ClassicMono #StreetPhotography #Photography

Paving slabs and a thin rainwater drain, with the shadows of hundreds of ribbons which are suspended above this pedestrian thoroughfare in a shopping precinct. At the foot of photo is a shadow of the photographer's head, shoulders and elbow. St. Lawrence Street, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 24d

#aofoto #LookDown #BathUK #StreetPhotography #Photography

Yellow-ish paving, a drain, and the shadows of many ribbons suspended above this pedestrian thoroughfare in a shopping precinct. Also in the picture is the base of an old red telephone booth repurposed as a flower stand. St. Lawrence Street, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· 28d

51.44644, -2.59729 #UrbanGaze #Bristol #Architecture #Photography

A four-story, steel-framed building with balconies is designed to appear as stacked shipping containers. Cargo Works by Alec French Architects, as seen from Frys Lane, Bristol, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jul 12

51.45210, -2.58696 Temple Church [iii] #ChurchOnSunday #Bristol #Ruins #Churches #ClassicMono #Photography

Looking out of a doorway to a paved courtyard and the concrete external staircase of a 20th century building. The entryway is framed by double wooden doors with geometric-patterned wrought iron gates and a glass transom window. The 18th-century classical porch at the west end of the otherwise ruined Temple Church. It was bombed during the Bristol Blitz (1940), leaving it as an empty shell. Temple Street, Bristol, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jul 7

#AlphabetChallenge #WeekAforAbandoned: The former King Edward's school has sat empty for 36 years and is on English Heritage's register of significant historic buildings "at risk." The recent death of its owner may change that. #BathUK #GeorgianArchitecture #CoatOfArms #Windows #Photography

A grand Georgian building with a central pediment featuring a carved stone coat of arms. Balustrading with heavy urns and vases mark the boundary to the street. Old King Edward's School (1752), Broad Street, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Behind a wrought-iron gate with pointed spear finials is a grand Georgian building with a central pediment featuring a carved stone coat of arms. Its doorway has another pediment (on Ionic half columns) and another coat of arms. A white security alarm box in the top left corner has a six-digit phone number that became obsolete in 1995. Old King Edward's School (1752), Broad Street, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jul 3

51.51656, -0.17556 Inside a red glass box, looking out. #Cityscape #Windows #PaddingtonStation #London #Photography

A photograph taken from inside a red glass lift, featuring silhouetted people about to take a downward escalator. In the background is an ornate multi-storey building and on the right is Richard Neergaard's "Bubbly Guard" sculpture. Across the top of the image are the letters C, E, L, and A from the branding of the restaurant that this elevator leads to. Paddington Square, London, UK. Photo, without any post-processing, by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jul 2

51.38387, -2.36107 Another shot from the Nicholas H Wood shop #Sculpture #Art #ArtYear #Retail #BathUK #Photography

White plaster casts of sculpted faces and death masks, plus a few other body parts, hanging from a dark ceiling and wall in a shop. Upfront is a copy of the bust of Patroclus, the "Companion of Odysseus," or the "wineskin-bearer." He seems to be looking at the face of Michelangelo's David. Casts by Nicholas H Wood at his eponymous shop in Shires Yard, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 20

51.45577, -0.97939 #BlueSkyArtShow #Curve #ReadingUK #Architecture #ClassicMono #Photography

Looking up at a modern apartment building featuring eight storeys of curved and glazed balconies. An apartment dweller on the third floor has arranged clothing on the railing to dry. Chatham Place, Reading, Berkshire, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 20

51.51629, -0.17650 #BlueSkyArtShow #Curve #London #RailwayStations #PaddingtonStation #IsambardKingdomBrunel #Architecture #Photography

Inside a railway station with a vaulted glass roof supported by a series of semi-circular arches and a grand, in both size and decoration, semicircular window. London Paddington Station was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Matthew Digby Wyatt and opened in 1854. Wyatt provided the sinuous wrought-iron ornamentation in the glazed end-arches. Praed Street, London, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 20

41.88274, -87.62012 #BlueSkyArtShow #Curve #FrankGehry #Chicago #Architecture #StainlessSteel #ClassicMono #Photography

Stainless steel plates, layered in a sloping curve, with beaded rainwater. The BP Bridge (2004) is a sculptural, snakelike footbridge in Grant Park, Chicago. Designed by Frank Gehry and named for the oil and gas company that donated $5 million toward its construction. Columbus Drive, Chicago, IL, USA. Photo by Gearóid Burke, 2004.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 19

51.40043, -0.89851 #ForestFriday #AlphabetChallenge #WeekXForXyloid #Scape #Landscape #ReadingUK #Photography

An unpaved lane lined by very green trees, with a ford to the left and a stone pedestrian bridge to the right. The still water reflects the brighter foliage above. Cole Lane, Arborfield, Reading, Berkshire, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 17

51.37847, -2.36393 Camden Mill, Bath. #WindowsOnWednesday #BathUK #RiverAvon #Architecture #Reflections #Photography

Former industrial buildings are reflected in the calm waters of the River Avon. The central structure features a metal, cantilevered balcony with café-style tables and chairs. Gabled timber hoists project from the uppermost floors. A bright red dot at the centre of the image is a covered lifebuoy attached to the wall. Camden Mill was built in 1880 as a steam-powered flour mill and is now an office building. Lower Bristol Road, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 16

51.44929, -0.95771 It was a dark day at the hospital yesterday, but there was light and colour to be found. #ReadingUK #Perspective #Photography

Light, from a burning spheroid of plasma about 1.496×10⁸ kilometres away, filters through translucent window graphics and brings colour to the grey floor of a skybridge. Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 13

#WeekWforWater #AlphabetChallenge #Bubbles #Photography

A hazy, blurry photograph with almost horizontal bands of green and grey, dotted with small white circles. A glass of cold, carbonated water with condensation forming on it, placed in front of a window that looks out to a garden. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 12

51.37763, -2.36053 #WeekWforWater #AlphabetChallenge #BathUK #Scape #Landscape #Cityscape #Reflections #RiverAvon #Photography

Early morning scene from a bridge over the River Avon. Former industrial buildings are reflected in the calm water. Churchill Bridge, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 11

51.10044, -4.22527 #TinyPlanet #WeekWforWater #AlphabetChallenge #Beach #Ocean #Photography

Against a sky blue background, ocean waves on a beach swirl around to make a circle. At the top, a man with rolled-up trousers, his head down, enjoys the refreshing seawater on his feet. The result of playing around with polar coordinates and the "tiny planet" effect on a photograph of my husband at Saunton Sands beach. Braunton, Devon, UK. Photo and manipulation by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 11

51.23070, -2.32096 Cheap Street's Leat #WeekWforWater #AlphabetChallenge #UrbanGaze #Frome #Somerset #Shopfronts #Streetscape #StreetPhotography #Photography

A narrow pedestrian lane is lined with old timber-framed buildings. But the street's medieval history is most apparent due to a 'leat' running down the middle, carrying water from a nearby stream. Cheap Street, Frome, Somerset, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

Gearóid | Garrowed@garrowed· Jun 10

51.38561, -2.36187 #WindowsOnWednesday #BathUK #StainedGlass #Photography

Looking out from a dark interior, through a raised stained-glass sash window and horizontal iron bars (to discourage defenestration), to the backs of some Georgian buildings. Currently a (excellent) Boston Tea Party café, the building dates from 1775, and has been attributed to John Wood the Younger. From 1898 to 1974 it housed Evans & Owen, Bath's first department store. An exterior view of this window can be seen in my post on Monday (10 June, 2026). Bartlett Street, Bath, UK. Photo by Gearóid Burke.

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