This set of photographs were actually taken in Polperro, Cornwall, earlier this year. I have only just stitched them together to make this panorama. Not the best, but it was done sans-tripod so I had to make do with a few slightly misaligned bits!
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
335. Desire
This adorable little man was very taken with the bubbles I set up for his family portrait shoot. He just wanted to chase, catch, hold and stare at them...which made for some great photos.
334. Fear
When Florence gets frightened of something - such as the sound of the post being pushed through the letterbox or a leaf - she hides in amongst the CDs. Crazy cat.
333. Speed
The London Eye does look as though it's spinning at some speed here, but it's just a long exposure (slow shutter release) which has meant the light trails are left.
332. Awful
B and I played a truly terrible game of Scrabble on Friday. There were nearly tears - I'm not a good loser.
331. The Office...
...is wherever I shoot, edit and package photographs. This year I have managed to turn photography from a hobby into a business. How lucky am I?
330. Tools
The tools I was using to package up photographic prints for clients last week. My living room was in total disarray.
Monday, 10 December 2012
329. Spot
This is my new favourite 'spot', to sit and read with a cup of tea and a hot-water bottle.
327. Electricity
They certainly wouldn't have been there when the railway original opened, but I loved these little coloured light bulbs, bringing a Christmas feel to the station platform.
325. Status
This dude definitely had status on the Churnet Valley Heritage Railway. Check out that hat!
324. Prosperity
Sitting in a steam train - one of the Victorian symbols of prosperity - while using an iPhone, the modern equivalent.
316. Domestic
B proved himself to be something of a domestic god by hand-making this Formula One cake for his dad's birthday. I was amazed.
314. Blessing
B's dad's 65th birthday celebrations, a couple of weeks ago - here he is making a wish as he blew out his candles. Such a blessing to have such great family and friends to share these occasions with.
313. Wide-Angle
Finally going to get round to finishing off this project! I've had such a lot of paid photography work to do over the last few weeks that I haven't had time to take or edit much for this. I'll be making amends this week, however. Here is a wide-angle family portrait shot from one of my recent jobs. It was such fun to work with this family but, with 10 adults and 4 children, getting them all into one frame certainly did require a wide-angle!
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