Fire and Ice
Shoot yesterday down at Wasing Park just outside Reading, admirably organised by David Slater. The sun was shining, the sky was blue and we had models in abundance. Everyone was in the mood to shoot and work and as ever the group’s results are proving to be worth it.
First pass through my shots yielded some that I’m very pleased with. Not completely finished picking my chooses yet but initial indications are good. Here’s a taster!
Today the weather was lovely so Mark and I took a spin up to the airfield at Compton Abbas to grab some lunch and some photos, as luck would have it the Yakovlevs were in the air although we apparently missed an imprmptu display earlier in the day.
Mixed copyrights on the images as, credit where credit’s due, many of my favourites from the day came from Mark’s end of the card.
So, today is Red Nose Day 2009, in aid of Comic Relief, a UK based charity delivering aid to the poorest people, both here in the UK and abroad.
Playing with stop motion, one image every ten seconds, compressed a 45 minute drive into 30 seconds.
Well, I’ve spent a few days house/dog-sitting for a friend, so thought I’d use his dog for a model, here are some of my favourite shots.
As I glanced out of the window I saw the sun just dropping behind the roofline… so I grabbed the camera.
Very little post on these, just a crop. I was shooting through a small open window so limited in framing choices.
