Posts under ‘photography’

And then it was Friday, and I was late for Tuttle, but Lloyd said it was the best excuse he'd heard (so that's all right), and I got to experience what is fast becoming one of my favourite weekly rituals, a really good natter about random shit over coffee with my mate Guy (who has [...]

If you happen to be on JPGMag, these pictures of mine are active for voting. I can win a subscription to the magazine, and in the case of the "Shoot From The Hip" theme, a camera, too.

I want to print one of these as a postcard, but can't decide which version I prefer? You can help me out! Please tell me which design you like better.

Also, can anyone recommend to me a good postcard printer? Preferably based in London or near enough to London that I can, if I need to, [...]

William Turner would have loved the skies over the Tate Britain and Vauxhall Bridge last Friday.

I know I did.

I've been a bit quiet on the blog-front this week, but all sorts of things have been going on, hence this catch-all post:
I went to see Neil Gaiman read from The Graveyard Book at LSE, thanks to a spare ticket from Ade. It was pretty good, and I've decided I want my own pocket Gaiman [...]

I'm having lots of fun with Poladroid today. It works well with this old berry-face photo I took last year.

So, watcha bin doon? Me, I've been quite social lately. I went up to Birmingham, using a last minute decision to attend BICS as an excuse to catch up with old friends who live in the city. It was fantastic to see them, but I must confess that BICS was disappointing this year. I don't [...]

After visiting the Steiner House, I wandered off to church, All Saints Margaret Street. Having been disappointed by the lack of expected craziness at St Martin's Gospel Oak the day before, All Saints proved to be exactly what I was after in a "crazy" Victorian church. Even starting from the gothic exterior, with its [...]

After the visiting The Royal Institution, it was on down to Piccadilly to see the offices of the Linnean Society at Burlington House. Unfortunately, we didn't get to see any samples from their archives of 200 year old plants or anything nifty like that, but there was a pretty awesome Victorian chair which had been [...]