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Following on from the shot a couple of days ago, this was the shot I thought might work better than that one…and it does, still not as good as the spiral version, but not bad…back to the drawing board!
Why do I leave it so late? Why don’t I learn? This was a real rushed shot (I had taken some product shots for my wife earlier in the day but I’n trying to avoid using those in this 365 project) done just before bed time. Looking at the shots,
aka What’s the point 2 Another in the continuing series.
After a fair amount of mucking about in photoshop I made myself an interesting black and white spiral, which I thought could make an interesting addition to the balck and white unite series. Adding the black and white pencill added a little interest to the image…and also meant it was
A continuation on the theme…I rather like this one. Some good leading lines and, I hope, some atmosphere. This was done with a long shutter speed and the whole image was lit by a torch with a bit of light painting (which I haven’t done for ages).
AKA March of the bald heads. I wish I would start making these photographs a little earlier! I left it right to the last minute again, but at least this time I was able to produce images that I was aiming for yesterday. You have 4 to go at –
As often happens, this isn’t the shot I wanted to take. I created a black and white checkboard for a different image, but I didn’t make the squares small enough, so I’m going to have to make some new ones. So, I thought I’d have a go at the water
As a youth I was really into the 2Tone movement – The Specials, The Selecter, The Beat, Madness et al and I still listen to a lot of that style of music. So I was trying to come up with something to photograph and I decided to try and make
On my calendar today the task was “Warm Drinks”, but I went off half cocked and only did half a job. I was, of course, being too clever by half. When given half a chance I should have come up with an image that was at least a glass half
I took a walk down to the Thames Barrier with my camera the other week and took this long exposure shot of Number 8, which is the second nearest barrier to the South shore. Featured is the black and white version but you can also see a colour version below.
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