I'm not sure what tickled him but he seemed to be having a good chuckle!
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PANIC! PANIC! PANIC!
It wasn't until I open up this photo on the PC that I realised how crazy it looked. Caption anyone?
Enjoy!
Sunday, 27 June 2010
Uncle Buck @ Yate Music Festival
This was an awkward one to shoot. The strong afternoon sun was backlighting the stage so the only was was to stay in close in the shade and use flash. Seeing the strong sunshine I left my fast primes at home: big mistake!
I think this was the same stage (truck) that was used at the last festival. Unfortunately I could not get an angle behind the band onto the crowd as I did at the last festival.
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I think this was the same stage (truck) that was used at the last festival. Unfortunately I could not get an angle behind the band onto the crowd as I did at the last festival.
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Saturday, 19 June 2010
Uncle Buck @ Bradley Stoke Festival
This time as only a 3-piece Uncle Buck performed at the Bradley Stoke Festival.
They sounded great and had quite a crowd watching and cheering.
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Saturday, 12 June 2010
Le Tiss
A chance grab shot at a recent event in Bradley Stoke. Le Tiss showed up and was quickly bundled onto the stage to say a few words. He was unprepared.
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Newport Towers
I had a look around here back in November. Armed that time with only a point & shoot film camera loaded with B&W film, I decided to try and capture it with more quality before it gets bulldozed and turned into yet another housing estate.
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Tuesday, 1 June 2010
Berkeley Classic Car Show
This car really stood out when I arrived. I'd been shooting with a wide angle earlier, but as the other cars and people started to leave I was able to stand back a bit and compose it differently. I desaturated all colours apart from red and added a little vignette. I'm happy with the way they have turned out which I think adds some drama.
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Monday, 31 May 2010
March Winds and April Flowers, Bring Forth..........
After what seemed to be the longest winter, finally some sunshine & showers flowers!
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Saturday, 29 May 2010
Bristol Strobist Shoot - Severn Beach 22 May 2010
This was my 1st go at organising a group shoot. Despite a model pulling out at the last minute it went quite well (not to self: overbook models).
I used this location as it was one of my favourite places with a decent backdrop and as luck would have it, perfect weather.
Thanks to Models `HannahMarie & LauraRuffel and to Emma Knibbs for make up.
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I used this location as it was one of my favourite places with a decent backdrop and as luck would have it, perfect weather.
Thanks to Models `HannahMarie & LauraRuffel and to Emma Knibbs for make up.
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Wednesday, 12 May 2010
More from the Ships' Graveyard
These shots were taken before the others, but I didn't get a chance to finish the film until recently. The Camera was the Canon EF-M loaded with Kodak Tri-X 400iso. Lenses were mainly the Vivitar Series 1 35-85mm and the Super-Takumar 24mm. Both were fitted with an orange filter. Film developed in Ilfosol 3 at 1:9 dilution.
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