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I forgot to fill the birdhouses, so the cardinal was looking everywhere. Don't worry I fed him after I got this shot.
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So it was Hallowe'en, time to goth up a bit. Been a while since I got my goth on!
We had a great night! We went to Cognac for amazing French cuisine again, then on to a different local pub who were having a socially distanced Hallowe'en night - the Halfway House. We loved it there - the atmosphere was nice and friendly and welcoming and it was like a traditional local pub rather than a nightclub/bar. We will definitely be going back there regularly, once pubs are back open!
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Gemma visited for Christmas as usual. Saturday night we met up with Connor, Chloe and Claire on Prince's Acenue.
We met up in Santi's then on to Hoi. A great night!
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Our annual September trip to Newcastle, our favourite city.
What a very very social night we had on Friday!
Some of our friends were in town for a wedding so we met up with them on the Friday night in The Yard. We also met p with Gemma's Brother Graham, his Husband Bruce, and their friends Jon and Jimmy who were all over from Florida.
Previously we had met them in London but this time they had travelled al the way from London by train to come and meet up with us in Newcastle!
We first met up with them in the Yard, along with Jennifer, Sarah and Jack. Great to meet Jack for the first time in person.
Then we went for an amazing pizza with the Florida guys at Fuochi Pizza Experience.
After that Gemma and I headed to Rusty's Showbar where we saw some great drag, and met some more lovely people.
It was a cracking night!
Ready to head out.
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I know that I left everyone hanging and the new pipe was definitely installed in the house but not without incident! At the same time that the pipe was being installed the sheetrock in the attached garage decided that it had been in place long enough and a portion of it decided collapse! Fortunately it landed on the canoes and did fall on the cars. It has been repaired as well! My refrigerator had been repaired numerous times and so they decided to replace it for free under warranty!! Only with they would do the same with my NEW washer with doesn't work properly!
Those were the least of my problems as Georgia once again has some medical issues!! She was diagnosed the first time with Cerebral Fourth Nerve Palsy that causes her to have double vision and made here very disoriented and nauseous! We left the hospital and returned home after the first stay only to return a couple of days later with some stroke-like symptoms in her left arm and hand! After a barrage of tests there were no conclusions as to what caused the symptoms, but both issues have cleared up and she is once again doing splendidly!! I still have some things to take care of and so it will likely be next week before I become involved again!!
I am sorry that I have not answered any emails but things have been a bit hectic here and I know that everyone will understand!! I will get back to everyone in time but am not sure when!! The comments will remain off and I want everyone to know that I appreciate your thoughts and concerns!! Hope everyone is doing well!! Have a wonderful week!!
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Leeds Pride weekend. Wow. After a far too long 3 year wait since the last one, we had been building up to this!
For me, Leeds Pride weekend is the highlight of the year. And this year it certainly didn't disappoint!
Saturday night was quite low-key because we were all preparing for the parade on the Sunday. But a group of us went to the Hifi club for our usual Saturday night comedy and for a drink in Queens Court afterwards.
At the Hifi club waiting for the comedy to start. L-R Jenny, Sarah, me and Jen.
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I had the day off of work today so that gave me a little extra time to mess around with the camera. During the holiday season it seems like everything is a little crazier than usual so I thought something like this would be fitting.
The shot is composed of images for each item and the background shot separately with the same lighting setup. Everything was merged in photoshop with some curves adjustments and sharpening for web.
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Setup:
ISO 200
1/250 s
f 11
11mm
Gear:
Canon 40D, Sigma 10-20, Manfrotto Tripod, Canon 430 EXII, Vivitar 285 HV, Gorillapod, Yangnuo Triggers, dirty laundry.
Strobist
Canon 430 exII placed in lamp (right edge of frame). Vivitar 285hv on Gorillapod stuck to top of door (left edge of frame). Each flash was at 1/2 power and aimed into the corner of the room. Triggered with Yangnuo 2.4 wireless triggers.
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Every time I come back to Russia, people ask me "Why? It's cold and grey here. Spain is much better". True: most of days are cloudy, people can be grumpy and rude (lack of sunlight, I guess), Moscow is overpopulated, dirty and extremly expensive.
How could I don't come back?
Because there is beauty in ugliness too. At least when that ugliness has been your home for seven years. Sometimes even without the ugly part.
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Yesterday morning I went out shooting and didn't come back with one usable shot. I think that perhaps it was because it was the first time I had gone out and there were no clouds. I tried to do all sorts of creative compositions which didn't include as much sky and I really thought some were going to work, but I was wrong. Grrr.
It made me kinda nervous because once the rains stop here in California we will be without clouds for many months, not to mention without lovely puddles like the one pictured here. I'll have some major adjusting to do!
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I processed this photo the day after I saw the Ansel Adams documentary. I was inspired by his breakthrough of using filters to dramatically darken the sky and I tried for a similar look, even though the subject matter is different. ;)
BTW - This one, unlike most of my landscapes, is not HDR ... it is two exposures (one for sky and one for land) hand-blended in photoshop.
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The second part of a huge weekend for me, the culmination of a lifetime's dream.
I went to Wimbledon with my dear friend Sarah. We had talked about doing this when we were at school!
Sarah goes and queues every year so I knew I was in safe hands.
Monday was the big day and a very early start! I knew I wanted to makean effort to glam up, and we had to be up very early to pack up tents and put them in storage so I had to get up and do my makeup in a tent at 4.30am!
The queuing to get into the grounds was chaos on the first day due to not enough security staff, so we were in the queue for over 6 hours. But it was totally woth it - we got ont Centre Court to watch Djokovic< Venus Williams and Jannik Sinner.
An amazing day, which I will never forget.
In the Chair of Champions.
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Leeds Pride weekend. Wow. After a far too long 3 year wait since the last one, we had been building up to this!
For me, Leeds Pride weekend is the highlight of the year. And this year it certainly didn't disappoint!
So to Sunday, the day of the parade. Wow, what an overwhelming, beautiful, wonderful day that was! Meeting up with lots of friends we hadn't seen in such a long time, and of course, the parade itself was incredible to experience. I high fived so many kids along the route, and it was so lovely seeing their faces light up as they high fived!
We met up again with our amazing friends who made us the 'You Matter' pine cone which has resonated down the years (see the picture of the pine cone in my album August 2018 for the story) and it's always a privilege to see them, and the lovely Sue too, a friend we made when she saw the story of the pine cone here on Flickr.
I was emotionally drained by the time the parade was over though, so I didn't go back out into Leeds on the evening. But what a day. I'll remember it for ever!
Hotel selfies - Pride ready!
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Finished, Complete, I can't believe I have actually reached the end to be honest.
Yes that really is 364 photos (4x6) stuck on my wall with bluetack, we had to more the whole room about.
Before I rabble on a bit I would like to thank every single person who has looked, liked, favourited (is that a word), mentioned, commented on my photos, without you I would have stopped as a good comment does loads for encouragement and a bit for your self esteem also :).
Thank you everyone who has been in the photos, helped me setting up the photos and have dealt with me talking about the project for the last year (I'm sorry if I have bored you that was not the intention I promise, Maria mostly x)
So 365 Days or most of the time..1 Year.
I have been meticulously taking photographs on every day for the past 365 days, No "If's or But's" ..every single day I have set made sure that a shot was taken within that 24 hours period.
It's been fun, hard, frustrating, addictive, enjoyable, stressful, enlightening, educational, satisfying and rewarding, just to name a few.
I have tried my upmost to keep the pictures to a decent standard, as what I didn't want was half-assed photos and a boring set.
Originally I starting this project without much thought of the implications it has, which I came to realise soon after but I'm not one to give up, I started it to throw me in the deep end as although always enjoying taking photographs I had never owned a SLR, so in November of last year (16/11/2011) I purchased my very first digital SLR in the form of a Canon 600D with the standard kit lens (18-55mm).
I found myself enjoying photography more and more, day by day and this project has really taught me things I don't think I would have learned in this amount of time otherwise.
And after returning from honeymoon I ordered a 7D which is a great great piece of kit I would strongly recommend, nothing wrong with the 600D just more options. (5D MKIII next would be nice, I xmas is coming lol)
A warning to anybody with a new SLR or thinking about getting into photography -IT IS ADDICTIVE- I'm not sure which drug you can compare it to but I'm sure it's similar.
I have found myself since buying this camera itching for another piece of equipment, and subsequently spending all my "spare" cash on such things (fiance and now wife gives my evil eyes at such times).
This is not to say I wouldn't whole heartedly recommend getting a SLR and perhaps even doing a 365 project as it a great thing to do with your time if you have it.
Will I do another?
I doubt it, but you never know. I think I will focus on different projects rather than repeating a 365.
What's next?
More competitions, working on my website and services more and taking up other projects to keep me thinking.
I hope you have enjoyed my 365, I know I have!
If you haven't looked through some of my pics, then please have a lil browse and see what you think, favourite or comment and I will take a browse too :).
Cheers!
STROBIST:
Canon 580exii camera right with diffuser bouncing off ceiling at 1/1 power fired using YN622 triggers
Canon 430exii in westcott 28/medium softbox in front of camera left a 1/1 power fired using YN622 trigger
Also I am sitting on a PhotoSel pop up background
Someone left a comment once... perhaps a few months ago
on one of my disquisitions about
human suffering:
" i don't think you should shoot the bad side of people
only the good side"
translated:
You are a voyeur, its bad art, why disgrace people. and who wants to look at human disease anyway?
Naive close-minded individuals who are fearful and see the world as dangerous should not look at my work.
they should join groups like FLOWERS or LANDSCAPES for that matter and avoid my work at all costs.
i do from time to time see this person favoring images.
So maybe this individual has come to their senses.
If you don't photograph the sick, the needy, those who have no way out of their plight, who will know about them?
and if we don't know about them,
in our minds
they dont exist
and if they don't exist
who will help them?
Im sorry to impose this shocking truism on those who live in
LA LA LAND......... but it is not
a ROSE COLORED world.
THERE IS.............
More suffering than enjoyment
More hatred than loving
more killing than curing
More fear then courage
more lying than truth
more dreaming than realization
more wars than peace
Without her hand behind his weary head
he will fall..................
in
PATNA
Photography’s new conscience