You wait ages for an update to the Photo Every Day project and then two come along at once. Are we still blaming the poor broadband service from Virgin Media? You bet your sweet ass we are!
I think we’ll nickname this week The Week Where Some Women Wore Some Weird And Wonderful Clothes. It’s because I’m not very inventive when it comes to names.
The Photo Every Day project is still continuing even if I’ve been a little slow in updating the site. We could blame Virgin Media’s broadband service for this… so we will. It’s a bunch of arse at the moment.
Anyway, this was a busy week. A new washing machine, a trip to Wales (including the wonderful Portmeirion), and watching Professor Jim Al-Khalili (him off the TV) give a talk on black holes, wormholes, and time travel. Doesn’t get much better than that.
Hot on the heels of the thirty fourth week of the Photo Every Day project comes the thirty fifth week! It’s like time is linear man! Far out!
A little late getting the photos for the Photo Every Day project up this week. Apparently, I’m one of those “easily distracted by new social networks” kind of people. A thousand apologies. To nobody in particular.
The Photo Every Day project completes its thirty third week. This was the week my wife bought me my birthday presents early: a Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM lens, a Canon Speedlite 580EX II flash, and a bottle of Dom Perignon. Hooray for big birthdays!
The Photo Every Day project completes its thirty second week. I actually tried some HDR photography this week. It’s not as in your face as other examples on the web because, well, they look pretty ghastly. That’s not to say that mine is that good either but this was a good learning experience for me. I can see its benefit in certain circumstances. Of course, it’s important to balance composition with technique so next time I won’t just blindly shoot the interior of a building without thinking about it.
The Photo Every Day project completes its thirty first week. This was the week I realised that Google+ is a great resource for photographically-minded people. I also realised that I’m a photographically-minded person. It has got to the stage where whenever I’m out and about walking I’m looking for patterns, light, shadows, colours, interesting people, shapes, new things, old things, etc. I’m also looking out for lamp posts and open manholes. It pays to be cautious.
The Photo Every Day project completes its thirtieth week, which seems like a milestone of sorts. Humans and their fascination with round numbers, eh? This week started with a lovely trip to the first ever food and drinks festival at Pylewell Park and ended with a series of street photography days for me. It even includes a picture I’m quite pleased with: the Clinton Cards Drunkard.
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