As my birthday approaches yet again…
And the space between years left becomes ever smaller…
I have decided to put my website into a state of chrysalis; temporarily frozen.
A new, streamlined website will appear in its place in time.
salut
As my birthday approaches yet again…
And the space between years left becomes ever smaller…
I have decided to put my website into a state of chrysalis; temporarily frozen.
A new, streamlined website will appear in its place in time.
salut
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I was back in the gorgeous surroundings of All Hallows by the Tower last month
to document the 48th general meeting of The Guild of Musicians & Singers.
Here are some of my favourite pictures from the occasion.
I turn forty years old on Wednesday. I’m not having any difficulty processing that at all.
I’m definitely still having fun with one of the most fun photo apps. (HappoCam)
For my first present my mother booked two tickets for myself and my gorgeous friend G to a most wonderful exhibition of photographs of Queen by Denis O’Regan. And a Q & A with the man himself. Top time.
I took a two and a half hour cruise on my boat this weekend. With my engine newly serviced, and the sun shining, it was a staggeringly beautiful day out on the canals.
This time of year when the sun is so low it can be a bit blinding out there at times. Especially when heading West in the afternoon.
I like to take pictures into the sun. I love the way the light scatters and the possibilities with silhouettes, shadows, and lens flares.
With this picture I wanted to turn it isn’t something it wasn’t. I didn’t want the deep shadows. I wanted the picture to show me what I could have seen had I not been staring into the sun for hours. I wanted to try to create an image that expressed how I felt about the day. The air was still and chilly, but the warm Autumn colours were still out in force. I don’t normally apply such extreme adjustments to an image.
These are the main edits I made using Lightroom:
Colours:
I have been incredibly lapse at keeping my photography, and by extension, this blog going this past year. I liken this to having a newborn. I’ve had to tend to my “boatbaby”, as my good friend Mary would term it.
Consider this a photo diary of sorts for the past few months dedicated to my new addition.
Happy birthday, Endeavour, etc, and now can I get on with life again please? 🙂