Geneva.

I've returned from a busy couple of days at the Geneva Motor Show, to an evening where I can at last put my feet up. Ok, a bit of housework to do, but I'll get an early night for once. It's nice to be back home with Sheens.

I was actually going to take an image to go with the story of a 'jobs worth' security lady I encountered on Tuesday morning at Gatwick, but as it'll wind me up I'm posting a few images I managed to squeeze in the last few at the show. No gratuitous shots of showcars or indeed the showgirls , just a couple of shots that interested me. The first is an odd one for me as I love it as it is due to it's simple graphic, almost mundane feel, but many would want to add a person to balance the doors. Whilst I may have agreed with that once, I'm not so sure - I like the idea that the action or people, or interest lies behind the doors. After all doors are through which you pass to move between defined spaces, Maybe a tad too conceptual ?