Whilst working hard one day I got bored. And started to stare outside the window to what lies out there apart from boring Chudleigh, when I was suddenly joined by my friend here bailey. He is a wierd cat but the natural sunligh from the right illuminates his face and creates this wonderful photograph, so I dont mind.
Wednesday, 8 October 2008
Time for Reflection
Whilst working hard one day I got bored. And started to stare outside the window to what lies out there apart from boring Chudleigh, when I was suddenly joined by my friend here bailey. He is a wierd cat but the natural sunligh from the right illuminates his face and creates this wonderful photograph, so I dont mind.
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
pine cones and barbed wire
the old bench
same bench, but i prefer this picture. I like how you can see more of the surroundings with the tree in the bacnround and the large rock just resting neatly behind the rickety old bench and the colours aswell. The colours of the bench make it seem very old, rickety and quite uncomfortable also the colours of he grass are very vivid and the path next to it seems worn and old just as the bench. Also i think that this picture is framed much better with negative space above the bench and room below the bench to put it in the middle level of the picture with space to the left of it for the eye to wonder........
take a seat...
by the boats in dartmouth
dartmouth carnival
my cat. (again)
Sunday, 14 September 2008
Thursday, 4 September 2008
A view from an old window
Monday, 18 August 2008
Boats by the Port
King of Diamonds
Glasses on the table
Mackerel on the BBQ
Jus` chilling by the pool
Black and white church
Portugese Roman Ruins
The Door of Names
Thursday, 14 August 2008
Senor what an awesome tash you have
Skulls close-up
House of Bones
In the South of Portugal now, i think, and as we were travelling thorugh a small little village on our way to our hotel we found this creepy church/cathedral-im not sure!, and this small house at the back was built as they were short on bricks. No actually it was built by the monks as a warning to all of those that death was always apparent and never far away!
The Cork Collectors of Portugal
Now because everyone is becoming more and more aware of how they are destroying the planet, through plastic bags etc organic wood corks are becoming more and more popular. So in many regions of Portugal (and im sure other places too) the collection of wood cork- the process of stripping the trees is ever more apparent. And here we can see some of the men at work who have the jog of stripping the trees half way round and then loading the small tractors with the bark and then shipping them away.
Q.E.2
Candles At Night.
Thursday, 7 August 2008
The Ceiling (from below)
Light at the End of the Church?
Sitting in the Pews
Messing With The Lights
Tuesday, 5 August 2008
Pine Trees in the Sun
Got Your Nose!
Black and White Tree
The Local Paper
Hotel at Night
The City Down Below
Oranges
Spiralling Staircase Shadows
Same Angle- Same Picture?
A Smile Maybe?
The Yellow Trams of Lisboa
And i like how many things in this photo are very upright and vertical the old woman in the backround, the many small pillars the lampost and the building create the same underlying theme or pattern throughout the picture.
Bastille Day Celebrations
Sunglass Reflection
Monday, 4 August 2008
Pia Pia Piano
Friday, 18 July 2008
Sun Tan Soltan
Relaxing in the Sun
Blue Skies on the Beach
Coffee Morning
Mischievous Meerkats
Beach Side Lights
Merry`s Go Round and Round
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