Friday, 30 September 2011
selfie
I was up early today. We're experiencing some brilliant weather here in England at the moment with misty mornings and lovely sunshine. I think the weather gods are making up for not giving us a summer earlier this year!?
Sunday, 25 September 2011
the gloomy wood
"Halfway through the story of my life I came to in a gloomy wood, because I'd wandered off the path, away from the light..." (Dante, La Commedia Divina).
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Tinlin, with special guest Paul Carrack
I'm a little late with this one... the gig already took place a month ago (30 July 2011). Rolf and Alex Tinlin with Paul Carrack. Check out Tinlin's new live album... http://www.tinlinmusic.com/home
Saturday, 23 July 2011
Published in Digital Camera Magazine
Via Flickr:
I just scored a two page spread in a major UK photography magazine! I have my photograph, Reflections of Edinburgh, published in the "Hot Shots" section of Digital Camera Magazine, August 2011, Edition 115, p. 9 - 10.
I just scored a two page spread in a major UK photography magazine! I have my photograph, Reflections of Edinburgh, published in the "Hot Shots" section of Digital Camera Magazine, August 2011, Edition 115, p. 9 - 10.
Thursday, 21 July 2011
The Lookout
Another shot from a series with the new Holga. Made me think of the old Russian proverb: "Even one person in a field is a warrior, if she is a Soviet warrior." Or something like that...
Saturday, 16 July 2011
2852 - Wheat
Week 28 has arrived. I have fallen behind a little on my 52 weeks project, but I promise to make up for it over the summer.
The photograph was taken on a Holga GN, my first glass lens Holga, and I'm really impressed with the sharpness of the lens.
Via Flickr:
A field of wheat on the outskirts of Chesham.
The photograph was taken on a Holga GN, my first glass lens Holga, and I'm really impressed with the sharpness of the lens.
Via Flickr:
A field of wheat on the outskirts of Chesham.
Sunday, 12 June 2011
2350 - Reflections of Edinburgh
A photograph taken in car park below Edinburgh Castle. It rained earlier in the day which allowed me to get these reflections. I love how the spots on the tarmac came out. What is essentially bubble gum and gravel looks like stars in the night sky.
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