It's been a while since ive written a blog post.
Ive been busy recently shooting different things for different people and ive done a couple of jobs for a local paper too, so things keep on ticking over.
Ive also spent a fair stack of money on gear recently too that should start to pop up in posts soon.
So, it was a couple of weeks ago, I was leaving my work car park when I finally noticed a snail travelling accross my windscreen. I know, I know, I should of stopped and got the little guy off but all I could think of was the Turbo film about the snail who wanted to go fast, so I took him along for the ride home.
I took it slow and I found the limits of what he could hold onto.
I have to admit I thought it was hilarious!
Good times!
I thought id take advantage of the 90mm Tamron Macro lens I have sitting gathering dust in my study. Macro is not really my thing as I hate messing around with tripods, I find it all takes too long for my liking.
So this shot was taken hand held and the focus is not quite right but what can you do.
The lens is safely back in its hiding place ready for another outing perhaps in a few months.
And Turbo; he's either living the dream after his 'live fast die young' experience or well I don't know how long a common snail lives for, maybe he died young?
Turbo!
My personal blog documenting my fun with photography. Film, Urbex, Travel, Street, My life. I'm a self confessed camera geek and this is how I let off my steam between my work as a professional photographer.
Friday, 29 May 2015
He just want's to go fast
Saturday, 2 May 2015
The streets and sights of GT Yarmouth in April. Sorry Laura i didn't take any photos for the album
1st ill start by apologising to the wife;
Im sorry that I forgot to take pictures of our weekend and that I only photographed people sitting on benches.
We had a weekend away in a caravan which we have been doing for the past 5-6 years, its usually a good spring time break a couple of months before the summer holiday. We have some great memories via photographs in albums of previous weekends but not this year as I seriously didn't think about taking photos of our weekend, I just took photos of what was around me.
OOPS!
The typical clientele of sea side resorts is interesting at best, I don't know whether Yarmouth is any worse than others but if you fancy going out at night in your tracksuit and trainers then give Gt Yarmouth Tourist Board a ring and they'll hook you up quicker you can say "brand new Nike Air Max".
On the other hand I have fond memories of Yarmouth from family holidays when I was a child and teenager, my favourite was when I come in at 7am one morning as I had been out with friends at the age of about 14. I think my mum thought it was funny.
The typical clientele and the establishments present in Yarmouth can make for some great street photography; colourful 'tat' shops, fairgrounds, arcades, closed shops, decay, a timewarp!
Keep shooting street!!!
Although im now off to shoot a Flower Festival for a newspaper.....everyday is different.
Im sorry that I forgot to take pictures of our weekend and that I only photographed people sitting on benches.
We had a weekend away in a caravan which we have been doing for the past 5-6 years, its usually a good spring time break a couple of months before the summer holiday. We have some great memories via photographs in albums of previous weekends but not this year as I seriously didn't think about taking photos of our weekend, I just took photos of what was around me.
OOPS!
The typical clientele of sea side resorts is interesting at best, I don't know whether Yarmouth is any worse than others but if you fancy going out at night in your tracksuit and trainers then give Gt Yarmouth Tourist Board a ring and they'll hook you up quicker you can say "brand new Nike Air Max".
On the other hand I have fond memories of Yarmouth from family holidays when I was a child and teenager, my favourite was when I come in at 7am one morning as I had been out with friends at the age of about 14. I think my mum thought it was funny.
The typical clientele and the establishments present in Yarmouth can make for some great street photography; colourful 'tat' shops, fairgrounds, arcades, closed shops, decay, a timewarp!
A slave to fashion |
Seriously who buys and wears these clothes?
Want! |
Parkers Donkey World; a tale of young love |
Deckchairs and sea sides |
The only photo of Laura from the whole weekend, OOPS! |
The height of matching his and hers fashion |
People watching |
"dad's waiting outside" |
Me |
Family interest |
Although im now off to shoot a Flower Festival for a newspaper.....everyday is different.
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Location:
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