Is it really five whole days since I last posted anything here. Wow, time flies doesn’t it?! January is flying by, and I need to start thinking about finalising my list of eleven monthly challenges for Feruary through December. Here’s a couple of ideas that are bubbling around. I am getting a very strong sense [...]
Posts Tagged ‘photography’
Tight Trousers
Posted: January 16, 2011 in ResolutionsTags: Atkins, Diet, photography, resolutions, Weight Loss
Phone Box Tales – A Photoblog
Posted: September 22, 2010 in PhotgraphyTags: Associate, Associteship, Phone Box, photography, Restoration, Royal Photographic Society, RPS, Vintage
Today, we were in the historic city of Bath for a little one-day adventure. The much mentioned Mrs F has been working on a secret project: her Associateship of the Royal Photographic Society. I have been sworn to secrecy about revealing anything about it (a) for fear of some nefarious photographer copying the idea, and [...]
Day Thirty – Arundel
Posted: August 30, 2010 in Countdown, PhotgraphyTags: Arundel, Bank Holiday, Gallery, photography, Sparks Yard
Bank Holiday Monday. Bless those bank managers for insisting that the whole country has a day off, and they’re not blessed for much these days either. We decided to spend ours wandering round Arundel: cream teas, antique and second-hand book shops, a browse around the groovy Sparks Yard, a mooch through the market and a [...]
Day Twenty-Nine – Highs n Lows
Posted: August 29, 2010 in Countdown, PhotgraphyTags: "spot fixing", cricket, England, Lords, MCC, Pakistan, photography, scandal, test, test match
Today, I went up to “the home of cricket”; a.k.a. Lords; a.k.a. Marylebone Cricket Club or The MCC; a.k.a. “HQ”. When my brother called me a couple of weeks ago to say that he’d managed to get some tickets I was chuffed because (a) it has been a great series of test match cricket, and [...]
Day Twenty-Eight – Working At Home
Posted: August 28, 2010 in Countdown, PhotgraphyTags: desktop, monitor, PC, photography, workstation
Astonishing performance from Jonathan Trott and Stuart Broad in the cricket yesterday and today. A world record breaking 8th wicket partnership of 332 runs turned a troubling start for England in to a massive lead in the final test match at Lords. To put it in perspective, the other twenty-one wickets in the match have [...]
Day Twenty-Seven – Space Invaders
Posted: August 27, 2010 in Countdown, PhotgraphyTags: Bank Holiday, photography, Space Invaders, sweets
Just got home from work for the start of the Bank Holiday weekend and I found this wonderful sight that transported me straight back to my own childhood: Space Invaders. That’s right, our nieces had paid us a visit during the afternoon (unfortunately, I missed them because of being at work) but it was a [...]
Day Twenty-Five – Sunflowers
Posted: August 25, 2010 in Countdown, PhotgraphyTags: Champions League, photography, Spurs, Tottenham, Young Boys
“I would like to fly to the moon And walk across my feelings for you I would take a bucket and a spade Dig a hole and then look at the love that I made” “Sunflowers” by Francis Dunnery, 2001 An early posting for you today, as later on this evening I will be going [...]
Day Twenty-Four – Sunset
Posted: August 24, 2010 in Countdown, PhotgraphyTags: Chichester, photography, Sunset
Twenty four days in to my photo-a-day challenge and I am happy to report that I’m still going strong. I was working up in Bedfont (just outside Heathrow) today and on the journey back to Chichester I drove down the A286 from Milford while enjoying a frankly magnificent sunset. Whereas yesterday I missed my opportunity [...]
Day Twenty-Three – Pictures In The Sky
Posted: August 23, 2010 in Countdown, PhotgraphyTags: clouds, Ink-Blot, photography, Rorschach, Sky, Sunset
Do you remember when you were a kid and you could spend ages just staring at the clouds as they drifted by? No. Just me then. I know it sounds like the kind of thing that you would get in a Calvin & Hobbes comic strip, but I swear I used to do this to [...]