Photography by Philip Dunn Gallery

The City Hotel, Freetown, Sierra Leone

The City Hotel, Sierra Leone, made famous by author Graham Greene. Now demolished. The hotel was first mentioned in Greene's 1936 book 'Travel Without Maps'. It was then thinly disguised as 'The Bedford' in 'The Heart of The Matter' 1948. The hotel caught fire in 2000, killing several people. It was then demolished Date: circa 1985

© Philip Dunn / Mary Evans Picture Library

Two small boys look in the Placa de s'Esplanada, Es Castell

Two small boys look at a mobile phone in the Placa de s'Esplanada (the main square) at Es Castell, near Mahon, Menorca, Spain. Behind them is the brightly coloured building of the former military barracks, which dominated the plaza Date: 2013

© Philip Dunn / Mary Evans Picture Library

2013, Barracks, Boys, Castell, Childhood, Children, Desplanada, Es, Friends, Mahon, Mao, Menorca, Military, Minorca, Mobile, Pals, Phone, Place, Play, Playing, Plaza, Red, Spain, Spanish, Square, Town, Wall

Cape Wrath headland and lighthouse from seaward - Scotland

Cape Wrath headland and lighthouse from seaward. North western tip of Scotland. The picture was taken from the 27ft sailing boat Jalcyon during her 3000 mile cruise around the entire coast of mainland Britain Date: 2001

© Philip Dunn / Mary Evans Picture Library

00s, 2000s, 2000s, 2001, Cape, Cliffs, Clouds, Headland, Hills, Marine, Maritime, Mountains, Navigation, Noughties, Precipitous, Remote, Remoteness, Rocks, Rugged, Sea, Sheer, Skies, Sky, Stevenson, Stormy, Threatening, Weather, Wild, Wilderness, Wrath