Xwejni Bay, Malta — by Paul Grech on

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When you live in a place that is as small as Malta, it is difficult to escape the homogeneity of its landscapes. Everything looks roughly...

An Ordinary Thing — by Paul Grech on

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By Mike Innes Throughout 2013 I produced several issues of Ordinary Things, a tiny homemade zine of my own photography of everyday su...

Abandoned but not Unnoticed — by Paul Grech on

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Whenever I happen across an abandoned building, I unfailingly find myself wondering what it was like when it was full of life.  Had kids ...

Bir Miftuh Chapel, Gudja — by Paul Grech on

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There are some places that seem to have a different energy to them; a special feeling that you get as you approach them.  The chapel at ...

Chapel of St. Bartholomew, Zurrieq — by Paul Grech on

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It wasn’t a photo that I expected to take.  I was in a hurry and, truth be told, it wasn’t exactly a chapel that arrested my attention....

Chapel at Wied il-Lunzjata, Kercem - Gozo — by Paul Grech on

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Sometimes beauty comes from within.  Other times, it comes from what’s around you.  There’s nothing particularly beautiful about the ...

Chapel of St Agatha, Zurrieq — by Paul Grech on

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Sometimes, you go past a building that piques your interest but not enough for you to stop and really look at it.  Perhaps it is becaus...

Niche of the Virgin Mother di Pieta — by Paul Grech on

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They often go un-noticed, our senses dulled by the frequency with which they populate our streets.  Yet frequently, religious niches are ...

Coloured Doors in Rabat Alley — by Paul Grech on

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There are few more tranquil experiences than walking through the quiet side roads of an old Maltese village .  It is as if you’re steppi...

Chapel of St Matthew, Mqabba — by Paul Grech on

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Ask for St. Matthew’s Chapel , the one situated in Qrendi, and you will  be met with more than a few blank faces.  Mention Il-Maqluba, ho...

Filfla as seen from Wied iz-Zurrieq — by Paul Grech on

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According to one particular legend, Filfla came into being when god was so angered by the lewed behaviour of the inhabitants of one pa...

Chapel of St Andrew, Zurrieq — by Paul Grech on

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Often, what grabs the attention is ' il-mithna tax-Xarolla ' – the Xarolla windmill – partly as an echo of a past where it was...

About... — by Paul Grech on

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I have always been in awe of artists.  Musicians, painters, writers and photographers are all people who can dream of things of beauty ...