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Thursday, 23 September 2010
Glyndebourne
Went to see Hansel and Gretel at Glyndebourne for my birthday this summer. These are some of the photographs of the beautiful grounds and sculptures and of family making merry.
Monday, 20 September 2010
Castlefield 2
Well, the unseasonal sunshine is continuing, and I felt I ought to make the most of it. There was some beautiful light and shadow on the sculptures by the new council offices while I was on the way home.
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Trinity College Graduation
These are a selection of the photographs taken at the Trinity College Graduation Ceremony, at which my boyfriend, Christopher, graduated. They were taken way back in June. but I've only recently had the free time in which to edit them.
More to follow soon as I work my way through the pile of currently unedited photos from the summer.
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| Kings College Students Processing |
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| Caius College and Senate House |
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| Senate House Lawn |
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| Great Court Fountain |
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| Trinity College Great Court |
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| Trinity College Students Processing |
More to follow soon as I work my way through the pile of currently unedited photos from the summer.
Friday, 17 September 2010
First Post!
So, this is my first post on this blog, coincidentally also my first post on any blog. I am a blogging virgin, so to speak so here goes...
The aim of this blog is to share photographs that I've taken and I'd welcome feedback from any viewers/readers out there. My enthusiasm for photography is relatively recent, though I have grown up surrounded by photography. My father, Ian, is a very dedicated amateur photography and president of the Cambridge Camera Club (http://cambcc.org.uk/). I ought to take a moment to promote his site, photography.greenmen.org.uk
I've always had an interest in art, design and photography and have had the opportunity to try new styles and media at university, though I'm studying engineering rather than any artistic subject. I'm a member of the art society at university and have work displayed in an exhibition curated by the society starting next week.
The exhibition is called 36exp and, as the name suggests, is based around a traditional role of photographic film. The exhibition showcases contact sheets and prints from 36 different artists, all taken on film and developed in a darkroom. The exhibition is being held from the 30th Sept to 7th Oct at the EASA Gallery, 43 Hulme St, Manchester. Come along and have a look if you're in the area.
The photographs I'm showing in this exhibition will be up here, but only once the exhibition is finished. In fact, photographs in general will follow soon. But not right now, you'll have to be patient, sorry....
I think I have probably rambled enough now, so I'll stop. Just a reminder about the exhibition, EASA Gallery, Hulme St Manchester from 30/9 - 7/10. Also, stay tuned for photographs!
The aim of this blog is to share photographs that I've taken and I'd welcome feedback from any viewers/readers out there. My enthusiasm for photography is relatively recent, though I have grown up surrounded by photography. My father, Ian, is a very dedicated amateur photography and president of the Cambridge Camera Club (http://cambcc.org.uk/). I ought to take a moment to promote his site, photography.greenmen.org.uk
I've always had an interest in art, design and photography and have had the opportunity to try new styles and media at university, though I'm studying engineering rather than any artistic subject. I'm a member of the art society at university and have work displayed in an exhibition curated by the society starting next week.
The exhibition is called 36exp and, as the name suggests, is based around a traditional role of photographic film. The exhibition showcases contact sheets and prints from 36 different artists, all taken on film and developed in a darkroom. The exhibition is being held from the 30th Sept to 7th Oct at the EASA Gallery, 43 Hulme St, Manchester. Come along and have a look if you're in the area.
The photographs I'm showing in this exhibition will be up here, but only once the exhibition is finished. In fact, photographs in general will follow soon. But not right now, you'll have to be patient, sorry....
I think I have probably rambled enough now, so I'll stop. Just a reminder about the exhibition, EASA Gallery, Hulme St Manchester from 30/9 - 7/10. Also, stay tuned for photographs!
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