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Oxford Loving
It was a typical English Autumn day in October. The kind of day where the sun shines, then it rains, and then the sun shines whilst it’s raining, giving birth to giant rainbows. On this particular day I spent the … Continue reading
I love redbubble!
Dear mystery shopper, Thank you for stopping by my site on redbubble and purchasing this image as a greetings card. You are the first ever person to buy my work online. I am so excited I think I might just … Continue reading
The Greatest Light Show on Earth
“Where are we going, where are we going???” I said. “If I told you that it wouldn’t be a surprise anymore. Just pack some warm clothes and your camera. And make sure to remember the tripod.” For weeks I had … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged aurora borealis, dog sled, ersfjodbotn, fjord, husky, mountain, norway, nothern lights, photography, tromso
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Hot Man in a Bath
“Sand, when are you gonna take those pictures of me for my blog?”, came the request from Rob one beautiful afternoon on the return from a refreshing walk in the weakening autumnal sunshine. Now having spent so much time in … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Portraits
Tagged 5D, agenda red, bath, bathroom, black and white, farrow, guitar, les paul, light, lorenzo, photography, rob, sun, tiles
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Faces in things that don’t have faces?
Inspired by week 1’s Mr Grater Face from the Oxford School of Photography course that I mentioned in ‘Photos from Home’, I decided that week 2’s theme for the assignment should be ‘finding faces in things that don’t have faces’ … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged door handle, drawer, duvet, faces, fruit, headphones, home, light switch, orchid, plate, tomato
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Photos from Home
Last week I started the 6 week ‘Intermediate Photography’ course with the Oxford School of Photography. It’s not a techy course (they assume that you already know how to use your camera) but it is designed to help you extend … Continue reading
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The Illusion of Freedom
With careful angles and editing it is possible to give an illusion of freedom. But the clues are there if you look for them; the tiny bits of rope, the perfectly manicured surfaces… These animals are no more free than … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged animals, apenheul, black and white, cotswold, freedom, illusion, photography, primates, wildlife
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OMG I just quit my job!
Hi there, So this is my first blog post after leaving my job as an IT Consultant a week and a half ago. Pretty scary thing to do as I’ve been working full time ever since getting my first job … Continue reading