Beautiful spring





I haven't really had a chance to go out shooting or to be posting on here recently as I'm literally days away from handing in my final pieces of university work ever. Everything's a bit crazy at the moment and I can't seem to concentrate on one thing in particular but by this time next week it'll all be over (I cannot wait). I did manage to take a few shots of the pretty blue bells around my area though, along with a few other 'spring type' shots. I guess I like these photos because they really make me smile. More will come next week when I finish university and I'm free (at least until I get a full time job...).

What's in my bag






What's in my bag? (number 1) I always carry around with me my tiny mini Diana, I got it for a christmas gift from my parents last year and it hasn't left my bag since. Its light weight feel means I can carry it anywhere but don't let its small appearance deceive you this little camera knows how to take good pictures. From every roll I've run through it I've had at least five pictures I've absolutely loved. I'd recommend this camera to anyone, whether you just want to shoot fun pictures of your family and friends or landscapes this camera can do it all.

Look at my tags on flickr for more mini photos

Food as art


I love food, I love cooking it, I love reading recipes, I love eating it, my friends and I are always talking about it. But when it comes down to photographing my favourite foods/recipes the pictures never come out, I become envious of food photographers who can capture the way food looks and tastes. Still, that doesn't stop me from trying. This time I used my trusty (ha) Diana Mini to shoot fruit, I put an orange on a chair to try and get the light and bananas on the window sill, in that way photographers do to get the light anywhere they can. I like the way they've come out, especially the orange one, even though they both don't look especially appetizing. I hope you're all having a nice time this week, I'm really enjoying the sunshine in Essex these past few days.

Spring has sprung




Spring is finally here, everything is in bloom, even though most of the time the skies have been Grey. I can't help but pick up my camera once the flowers start sprouting and the blossom starts gracing the trees. I have a strong dislike for winter so my heart soars when I start to see signs of spring. What's your favourite season? I have a strong love for them all. Apart from winter where I moan constantly about the cold and lack of sun... my family and Ant have to put up with a lot from me over winter haha. Although, thinking about it, I wouldn't appreciate the warmth of the sun or clear blue skies without it. I hope you're all enjoying the start of spring.

Black and white dreaming



This week I ran a roll of Ilford 400 through my OM10, I have mixed feelings from the results from that roll as I normally shoot in colour so I feel a little bit out of my comfort zone especially with the landscape shots that I got from the roll. The above four pictures are a few of the ones that I'm happiest with. I've got a colour roll in my camera now and already I feel more comfortable, I have no idea why colour feels like a safety net to me but I need to get over that so you may be seeing a few more b&w images over here and on my flickr. 

Logging off now to go find bargain cameras at a big bootsale near where I live, have a beautiful Sunday.

Cameras I shoot with

  • OM10
  • Box Brownie
  • Diana Mini
  • Holga
  • WZFO Start B TLR
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