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Brittany had an SX-70 lying around that someone had given her a while back, and she thought it was broken. I met her about a year ago, and told her I could take a look at it. Took her a while, but she got back to me, and we met up so that I could take a look at it and teach her a thing or two about instant film.
Of course, I had to take at least one shot of her for my own Polaroid collection, and so that I could demonstrate some of the things I was talking about. Her camera worked just fine, and hopefully she'll get as hooked on photography as every other Polaroid photographer I know.
.........with due homage to Gary Larson and The Farside :)
F146HGP, a Chevrolet 'Caprice Estate' station wagon with its enthusiastic passenger is seen in the West London sunshine earlier today.
Here's a little something from a short shoot in January with C-Imagery​. We'd been working with the award wining Lunaesque Creative Photography​, who'd been kind enough to not only give C-I some tutoring, but to also let us borrow the set from their "Imbolc" shoot, once they'd finished with it ^_^ Aren't we lucky, eh? ^_^
Not only were we loaned their gorgeous set and props, we also had the loan of a bespoke "Alphonse Coat" and lilac velvet gown by The Dark Angel Design Co​
Model: The Druidess Of Midian
Make Up Artist: Dawn Holdbrook MUA
Photography C-Imagery
The Dark Angel's : Alphonse Coat
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London (Ontario), 4 June 1988.
114102 was operated by the Canadian Forces Flying Instructor School at CFB Portage, Manitoba.
The Tutor was the standard jet trainer from the early 1960s till around 2001. Then they were replaced by the CT-155 Hawk and CT-156 Harvard II. However, the trainers are still used by the Snowbirds aerobatics team.
114102 is stored at CFD Mountain View, Ontario.
The Archer of Flame
The Sagittarius is free thinking and cannot be tied or tamed. It is no stranger to exploration and entering dangerous territory. But its risk taking can lead to life long lessons, which they are more than willing to teach.
Do i really have to say what weapon the Archer bears? :)
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This was definitely my most difficult Zodiac. I couldn't chose a decent horse...bottom.
Each one of the weapons and poses in these pieces was made by me.
Snowbird 5 Capt Matthew Hart and Snowbird 6 Maj Bassam Mnaymneh depart Airshow London 2017
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Around the ages of 8 to12, boys from rich Victorian and Edwardian families were usually sent off to boarding school, but in many great houses male tutors were provided for boys who did not attend boarding school for health, financial or other reasons. A tutor would be well paid and generally treated with respect, often invited to sit at the dining table with the family to partake in intelligent conversation.
Average salary about £25 pound a year, lodgings sometimes included
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Unser Lehrer während der Malwoche in Wildermieming. Unterwegs mit der Cosina CT-1 auf Kodak Gold 200.
Hannah enjoys reading and is looking forward to going to work in America, probably in September. I met her today on Glastonbury High Street. She was down from Birmingham visiting her friend Angie – who she had met while doing a degree in English.
I had seen them go into a bread shop. Standing outside, I wondered about going in and asking if Hannah would like to be part of my 100 strangers project. Hannah was wearing glasses and I have very few strangers wearing spectacles. Also she had a look that cried out to be photographed. As the shop was rather busy I decided to wait until they came out. I walked a little way up the street, rather than pounce on them outside the shop.
While I am used to asking one person from two, my task was made easier, as Hannah came out of the shop alone. I asked if it be OK to take her photo and she agreed straight away. I explained a bit about my project and asked if there were a couple things that she wouldn't mind sharing with the world.
As Hannah was telling me a bit about herself, her friend came out of the shop and we got her up to speed with what was going on. Angie seemed a bit amused and walked a bit further, I imagined to give us some space. As I took a shot or two, it seemed like Hannah was trying not to laugh. I wondered if it was nerves and considered changing to my 85mm lens, so that I could shoot from a bit further back. I asked Hannah, she said that she wasn't nervous, it was Angie – who was behind me and doing something that was putting Hannah off. After sharing this Hannah seemed to gather herself and became composed.
The next difficulty that I had was with Hannah's glasses, I was getting great reflections of Glastonbury High Street but I knew that this would distract from seeing her eyes. I mentioned this to Hannah and she asked if I would like her to take her glasses off. Although I had been initially drawn to her bespecticled look, I agreed because it would allow me to get a different photo and her eyes would be more clearly seen.
The light seemed very bright behind Hannah and I think that a reflector would have been welcome. I didn't have one, so I asked Hannah if it would be OK to try a shot up the street rather than down it. We walked up to a bench and I got Hannah to sit on my coat as it was wet. She offered to stand in front St John's church too, so I was able to get a shot from the other side of the street.
Hannah is currently gaining experience before going to work as a nanny in the United States of America. She works in a shop during the day but also tutors in English. Hannah told me a little of her current book which is one of Nancy Mitford's www.nancymitford.com. She also likes eating and I think that she likes music and festivals too as she has been to Glastonbury festival.
Thank you Hannah for letting me take your photo and agreeing to be in my project. You were a good sport allowing me to photograph you standing up, sitting down, up the street, down the street and over the road! I wish you well as you go to the United States and with your work here in the meantime.
This picture is #099 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page