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I'm feeling rather festive after photographing a 9 month old little boy today who made me feel a tad broody again with his chubby legs and tubby belly.

Hoorah for Christmas!!!

A Splash Of Colour

(Precinct Magazine #4)

Photographer: Marija Ivokovic

Models: Jane S, Kristina R, Mathew K

Image shot during our five day mini-break in London, November 2009. This image taken during the Changing of the Guard on November 19th, 2009 outside Buckingham Palace.

Taken with Panasonic Lumix G1 with 45-200mm lens. Processing carried out in CS5 with assistance from Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro.

Much better when viewed in large.

Not what I would normally upload, but a work friend decided to have us all round for steak and chips (DAMN he can cook). But I decided to shoot the whole night using just my Holga and Sprocket Rocket. Here are the ones I liked, found interesting and just found aesthetically pleasing. Its something that I feel Ive seen before but never shot before, reminds me of a few different photographers work. Variety of films used inc' Neopan, XP2, and Portra (I think) with the addition of the Lomo Colour Splash film.

Found near the Kalk Bay Harbour - newly painted. Couldn't resist the colour splash :)

This is a view of the muscial fountain. It was taken in an Amusement Park called Veega Land in Cochin.

date: december 2013

A biro and watercolour portrait.

Colour splash

Splashed in pink my Dianthia.

I had to ask this lovely couple if i could get their photo. They were just as adhorable to talk to as they look

Not what I would normally upload, but a work friend decided to have us all round for steak and chips (DAMN he can cook). But I decided to shoot the whole night using just my Holga and Sprocket Rocket. Here are the ones I liked, found interesting and just found aesthetically pleasing. Its something that I feel Ive seen before but never shot before, reminds me of a few different photographers work. Variety of films used inc' Neopan, XP2, and Portra (I think) with the addition of the Lomo Colour Splash film.

Taken looking at my window at the stormy sky

My old car, taken at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre.

Chulalongkorn University Staff Tennis Tournament

unite dai fiori... si direi che è proprio questo il termine esatto, ed così che noi fashion blogger saremo unite in questa giornata postando i nostri outfit floreali. Un iniziativa favolosa che ci vedrà protagoniste!

united by flowers...you'd say that this is the right word, and so that we fashion blogger will be united on this day posting our floral outfit. A great initiative that will see us a protagonist!

Colour Splash

23/1/08 : another experiment using the yellow coloursplash flash. i've yet to finish a film on the fish eye but now that i've got this flash i fully intend to have a good old play this weekend and get the shots developed so that i can see what is working and what is not. i'm too tired to take any other shots of myself for tonight though so this will have to do as my sp.

Manzanares el Real, Spain

It looked quite bland at first but the colour splashed when the thin cloud in the lower

Photo By Baller

Colour splash on the AFI album art for Sing the Sorrow.

Taken during my recent skiing holiday in Verbier, the Swiss Alps with my Panasonic Lumix G1, 45-200mm lens.

Processing carried out in CS3.

These coiled mats are made from scraps of fabric wrapped around a cord. This one was made from some thrifted linens.

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At this time of year, I always try & keep a close eye on the sky at dusk time. There can be some very colourful skies about, but you have to be quick to catch them as hey don't usually last long.

The other evening, I was out and about just in time to catch this scene. It was like a huge daub of colour had been splashed across the sky. I intentionally got the silhouttes of the tress at the bottom to give an idea of scale.

Not what I would normally upload, but a work friend decided to have us all round for steak and chips (DAMN he can cook). But I decided to shoot the whole night using just my Holga and Sprocket Rocket. Here are the ones I liked, found interesting and just found aesthetically pleasing. Its something that I feel Ive seen before but never shot before, reminds me of a few different photographers work. Variety of films used inc' Neopan, XP2, and Portra (I think) with the addition of the Lomo Colour Splash film.