Converse. 30th August.

As some of you may know from previous posts, I like Converse. The shoes are both good looking and comfortable... they are also pretty photogenic! I bought this new pair last week and decided it was time to have a little snapping session with them. 

In other news, I'm off to Wales tomorrow! Looking forward to this, I will have my camera out and shall snap as many portraits and landscapes as I can.. have a couple of projects which I am going to be working on in wales, good fun!

Through These Eyes. 29th August.

Firstly, massive apologize in my lack of Blogging! I have been camping in a world of no electricity, so I had to keep my phone use to a minimum.. which meant I could not use internet on my phone to post blogs. I am home for a couple of days and then I am off to Wales.. but I should have internet access, so don't worry.

Looking forward to getting some good landscapes and portraits whilst in Wales, so keep your eyes open!

Call Centres in March. 23rd August.

I was in the fenland town of March today for a meeting, it's an interesting little town which is divided by a canal that runs right through the town centre. There are many stories which could be told by the locals, good stories and bad stories. I may go back to March sometime in the future and delve deeper into the stories of the locals.

The Farmyard. 22nd August.

Took these two photos whilst walking around a farmyard today, such an interesting place! Don't really know what else to type, so I'll just let the two photos speak for themselves.

Apple in the hand. 21st August.

I decided to have a quick shoot today which was a little bit inspired by the cover of the "Twilight" novel. The photo isn't amazing and when I get my studio set up I will try and shoot some high contrast "Twilight" style photographs as I love the tone and feel within the book covers.

If you are not familiar with Twilight book covers here are some samples:

(I do not own these images or copyright to them)

Movement. 20th August.

Puzzle Pile. 19th August.

I used to love working out jigsaw puzzles, I always used the same method: build the edges, then tackle the middle. Jigsaws are good fun, I hope they never get "too old" or go out of fashion!