Am really starting to enjoy my photography more now, I love how when being creative, I can produce shots which can be considered fine art.
The idea behind this was my current thesis on a Irish born Liverpool photographer, Edward Chambre Hardman, whose style is similar to my own strangely.
He photographed Landscape, Liverpool, Candid street shots, portraits and people at work. I like his style and his influence.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Friday, 20 April 2012
Jade
Taken in a abandoned, decaying property. The paint was peeling, and oxidation was setting in.
When taking pictures in these locations, one should wear a mask and goggles.
When taking pictures in these locations, one should wear a mask and goggles.
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Llandudno Pier II
Like this shot so much, the mood, the colour in the rocks just really vibrant and the clarity, certainly does make me swoon.
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Sunday, 15 April 2012
#101/365 Sentinel
Have to say a almost seven months now, i decided to take the plunge and say to myself, let's do something with your creative side.
I love this shot, the sharpness of the image and how vivid it really does look, astound me.
I love this shot, the sharpness of the image and how vivid it really does look, astound me.
Saturday, 7 April 2012
Boat race 2012
Well what a palavar! From the poor decision of the BBC to screen such an event, which generally speaking, should only last by all accounts, eighteen minutes in duration. Instead the BBC opted for poor entertainment in the form of Oz Clarke and James May, taking a trip down some of the 'hostelries', along probably the filthiest river in Britain the Thames.
The event as in the 'tv' event, leading up to the main event, which is of course a boat race was poorly organised. The procastination of the programming, who on earth wants to watch two outdated, tv presenters on a poorly organised piss-up, sideline an actual event? None of which, the presenter's that is, have any experience with the race at all, only possibly for the fact that they reside alongside the said river, from which this event takes place.
So what do they decide, they decide to interview the very umpire, who makes a decision, which of course is controversial and ask him questions regarding an interruption in the race in the form of a swimmer, who was only apparently spotted by Matthew Pinsent, who was on said boat the umpire was aboard.
The whole event smacks of poorly organised London folk, who have not learnt anything from us lot north of London on how to to organise and stage an event, which the world watches!
What effect will this have on the London 2012 Olympics, so far the tweets on twitter have not exhausted at all from today, this only serves as a lesson to Lord Coe, security services are they really geared up for the event in July? Will they have to drain all rivers, to ensure safety?
Your guess is as good as mine, for now let's be content that the for the hard of hearing viewers of the BBC screening, they got more than they bargained for in a typo error. yfrog.com/keny2syyj Classic all dayer really for Oz Clarke and James May, no doubt they'll be talking about this past the unlucky Oxford coxon Zoe De Toledo bedtime.
Enjoy your weekend...I certainly am.
Well what a palavar! From the poor decision of the BBC to screen such an event, which generally speaking, should only last by all accounts, eighteen minutes in duration. Instead the BBC opted for poor entertainment in the form of Oz Clarke and James May, taking a trip down some of the 'hostelries', along probably the filthiest river in Britain the Thames.
The event as in the 'tv' event, leading up to the main event, which is of course a boat race was poorly organised. The procastination of the programming, who on earth wants to watch two outdated, tv presenters on a poorly organised piss-up, sideline an actual event? None of which, the presenter's that is, have any experience with the race at all, only possibly for the fact that they reside alongside the said river, from which this event takes place.
So what do they decide, they decide to interview the very umpire, who makes a decision, which of course is controversial and ask him questions regarding an interruption in the race in the form of a swimmer, who was only apparently spotted by Matthew Pinsent, who was on said boat the umpire was aboard.
The whole event smacks of poorly organised London folk, who have not learnt anything from us lot north of London on how to to organise and stage an event, which the world watches!
What effect will this have on the London 2012 Olympics, so far the tweets on twitter have not exhausted at all from today, this only serves as a lesson to Lord Coe, security services are they really geared up for the event in July? Will they have to drain all rivers, to ensure safety?
Your guess is as good as mine, for now let's be content that the for the hard of hearing viewers of the BBC screening, they got more than they bargained for in a typo error. yfrog.com/keny2syyj Classic all dayer really for Oz Clarke and James May, no doubt they'll be talking about this past the unlucky Oxford coxon Zoe De Toledo bedtime.
Enjoy your weekend...I certainly am.
Thursday, 5 April 2012
#93/94/365 The morning after, the night before.
This a series of shots I took of the cargo ship, currently stricken at Raynes Jetty, Llanddulas.
In the the top frame, you can see the traffic on the A55, one lane was closed as a precaution by the local authorities, after the emegency services 'gold meeting'.
Good plan, the centre piece is an actual wave crashing down, incredibly huge and such force.
Glad to get out of there!
In the the top frame, you can see the traffic on the A55, one lane was closed as a precaution by the local authorities, after the emegency services 'gold meeting'.
Good plan, the centre piece is an actual wave crashing down, incredibly huge and such force.
Glad to get out of there!
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