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For the most part people are not curious except about themselves.” ― John Steinbeck, The Winter of Our Discontent Continuing playing with the scanner and (hopefully) moving beyond the photocopying your arse on the office photocopier stage! I quite enjoyed exploring the “art” of the selfie on the scanner. I don’t do
I bought a cheap socket set for a very specific purpose, received it and realised it was completely the wrong tool for the job! It’s been sat next to me for months and I finally decided to photograph it yesterday and thought I’d try creating a creepy animal thing out
On a bit of a run of these type of images at the moment, again, there’s an idea here, but I’m not sure I’ve executed it as well as I could. I do like these split black and white set ups though.
After yesterday’s consideration of the amount of ink it would take to print a dark version of one of these I thought “stuff it, to hell with the ink”! And made the dark background you see here. It reminded Debbie of a Madonna video, I’m not sure if that is
A bit of abstraction on a typical autumnal British day. One moment it’s lovely sunshine (if a bit breezy) and the next it’s like the house is going through a car wash its raining so hard! Now into the evening and I realised it was still pouring and I had
Very much an extension/continuation of the pencil shot a couple of days ago. Having looked back at that shot I think it was a mistake making that a pure black and white shot. This time I have left the little bit of colour the wood gives you and i think
A bit of a late one for today’s photo so I got some of the props I got at the start of the year to make this somewhat abstract photograph. A pencil, some black paper and a light box is all it took (well a camera as well, obviously with
The sunflower in the garden was getting jealous of all the attention the Echinacea was getting so has started to bloom. We have 2 growing in the garden this is the smallest of the 2 and was grown from a kit. The larger second Sunflower is just starting to bloom
Yesterday’s image was of some grasses (you can see then in the image below) that Debbie had pulled up from the garden and thrown away. This shot is of some of the flowers and weeds she had extracted and dead headed and thrown into the same spot. Getting in close
