Goodbye Summer

Just a couple of shots of late-summer flowers I caught whilst on holiday in Norfolk

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Some Summer Classic Cars

Playing catchup with Blog posts.  Here's some form a few weeks back when I visited the American Classic Car Show

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Even More Street Photography

A few more images mostly with my ultrawide lens using the `Shooting from the hip' technique. I'll go back to my usual style, but this is just giving me another option.

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Street Photography - Bristol Centre - March 2014

A bright sunny day and few lenses. I used a combination of focal lengths: 17mm, 35mm & 135mm. I do find that the wider lenses are much better to get a sense of atmosphere, whereas the medium telephoto is goo for portraits.

Too much chat, on to the pics!

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Shooting from the Hip

Those that have been following will know that I'm not shy when it comes to street photography and have probably noticed that I favour wide angle lenses and the quirky perspective distortion that they give.  Well, I thought that I'd try some composition-free, point-and-shoot shots; I simply had the camera around my neck, pre-focused to 2m and clicked away whenever I saw something semi-interesting.  I've left the angles alone as I think they add something.


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Actor's Profile Shoot

Film maker & actor, Adam Morgan and myself have began working on some short films together. These images were shot in January (in one of the few dry & sunny days we had) for his acting profile.

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The Dog that Walked on Water

This is an old shot I found, but on revisiting it, I saw the amusing side.

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