This blog allows me to share with you my passion about photography and my images. Some of the images will have been post processed using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and some of the plug-ins that I have installed.
Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Blog 31
The beast lives and breaths and glows too, a PC built for a friend.
Labels:
Computer,
Screenshot,
Theme,
Windows 7
Sunday, 21 March 2010
Blog 30
A collage of photographs in and around the Armed Forces Memorial, taken recently at the National Memorial Arboretum near Alrewas in Staffordshire. Website here.
Eagle atop a Royal Air Force memorial.
Another eagle on another memorial.
Eagle atop a Royal Air Force memorial.
Another eagle on another memorial.
Labels:
Alrewas,
Arboretum,
Memorial,
National,
Staffordshire
Monday, 15 March 2010
Blog 29
It may still be winter, however there is a some colour to be seen at Barnsdale Gardens, website here, visited on Saturday 13th March 2010.
The bronze at the centre is of Geoff Hamilton, who created some of the gardens at Barnsdale for the BBC programme "Gardner's' World" in 1979.
The bronze at the centre is of Geoff Hamilton, who created some of the gardens at Barnsdale for the BBC programme "Gardner's' World" in 1979.
Labels:
Barnsdale,
Bronze,
Geoff Hamilton
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Blog 28
Two of the models who were kind enough to agree to attend Simon Mackney's studio recently and to be photographed by members of the photography club. Leah on the left and Lara on the right.
Labels:
Lara,
Leah,
Model,
Simon Mackney
Blog 27
This is a collage of the small bronze statues that surround the base of the larger work "The Meeting Place" by Paul Day, the sculptor, situated at St Pancras station in London.
The bronze relief features a variety of scenes depicting life on the railways, including images of soldiers going to war and emergency workers dealing with the 7/7 bombings. Day the sculptor said " “It is about daily life – about the hopes and fears, the loves, the joys, the loss and tragedy that are bubbling along together in human life".
These entertainers have dressed up in an amusing way to entertain the crowds and collect some money from visitors to the south bank of the Thames, along from the London Eye.
Colourful shop displays on and in the vicinity of Tottenham Court Road.
A few shots taken from a ride on the London Eye.
Graffiti in a designated area on the South Bank of the River Thames.
This collage illustrates the range of shops in the undercroft of St Pancras station.
The bronze relief features a variety of scenes depicting life on the railways, including images of soldiers going to war and emergency workers dealing with the 7/7 bombings. Day the sculptor said " “It is about daily life – about the hopes and fears, the loves, the joys, the loss and tragedy that are bubbling along together in human life".
These entertainers have dressed up in an amusing way to entertain the crowds and collect some money from visitors to the south bank of the Thames, along from the London Eye.
Colourful shop displays on and in the vicinity of Tottenham Court Road.
A few shots taken from a ride on the London Eye.
Graffiti in a designated area on the South Bank of the River Thames.
This collage illustrates the range of shops in the undercroft of St Pancras station.
Labels:
Bronze,
Displays,
Entertainers,
Eye,
Graffiti,
London,
Paul Day,
Relief,
River,
Shop,
St Pancras,
Station,
Thames,
The Meeting Place,
Tottenham Court Road,
Undercroft
Tuesday, 2 March 2010
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