Thursday 23 September 2010
Friday 17 September 2010
Day trip to York
Paul was going to York on business and I tagged along to take photos.
I found it strangely intimidating to photograph by yourself rather than being with a group, I was quite apprehensive for no good reason. I wanted to do some portraits and some for the BPS 'documentary' theme (if we ever find out what that means.) Of course the odd spiraling cauliflower caught my eye.
I'm not going to be able to continue with the C and G L3 course so I'm grateful for any feedback.
Thursday 16 September 2010
Tues 21 Sept an Evening with Colin Prior at the Lichfield Garrick
I'm going to this in Lichfield. Still some tickets available.
http://www.lichfieldgarrick.com/Shows/Colin-Prior/index.asp
Lichfield Camera Club are pleased to welcome renowned Landscape photographer Colin Prior as he talks about his work in the Scottish Highlands and what it takes to capture his superb images at dusk and dawn. He will also explore his fascination of the relationships between elements of the natural world and how he goes about capturing them, describing his ambition to raise awareness to younger generations.
Recognised internationally, he has spent the past 25 years documenting the world's wildest places, chasing his fascination with the natural world. His award-winning images, often created at the furthest extremes of the Earth, have taken on iconic status.
He has produced award winning work for TSB, Visit Scotland, Hilton, William Grant & Sons, Belhaven and Bowmore. His work regularly features in galleries, bookshops and outdoor retailers throughout the UK.
http://www.lichfieldgarrick.com/Shows/Colin-Prior/index.asp
Lichfield Camera Club are pleased to welcome renowned Landscape photographer Colin Prior as he talks about his work in the Scottish Highlands and what it takes to capture his superb images at dusk and dawn. He will also explore his fascination of the relationships between elements of the natural world and how he goes about capturing them, describing his ambition to raise awareness to younger generations.
Recognised internationally, he has spent the past 25 years documenting the world's wildest places, chasing his fascination with the natural world. His award-winning images, often created at the furthest extremes of the Earth, have taken on iconic status.
He has produced award winning work for TSB, Visit Scotland, Hilton, William Grant & Sons, Belhaven and Bowmore. His work regularly features in galleries, bookshops and outdoor retailers throughout the UK.
Wednesday 15 September 2010
Garden Visitor
I'm going to wrap double sided carpet tape round all the trees and wait till it sticks.
Monday 6 September 2010
Red Arrows
Hi Guys
With the use of my fantastic Nikon kit I was able to capture a few Red Arrows picture at Shackerstone, even though I was in Lincolnshire.
It would have been sharper, but I think the curvature of the earth affected it.
Hope you got some nice close ups of the hair in the nose of the pilots.
With the use of my fantastic Nikon kit I was able to capture a few Red Arrows picture at Shackerstone, even though I was in Lincolnshire.
It would have been sharper, but I think the curvature of the earth affected it.
Thursday 2 September 2010
Course Fees Hike Level 3 Photography Burton College
Just picked up the part time brochure, starring Rebecca on page 29.
Course fees for Level 3 C and G are £275 tuition £30 exam fee £67.60 Awarding body.
So £372.60
Last year was £242.60
This is a 53% rise.
Can anyone confirm or explain this?
Course fees for Level 3 C and G are £275 tuition £30 exam fee £67.60 Awarding body.
So £372.60
Last year was £242.60
This is a 53% rise.
Can anyone confirm or explain this?
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