Your Custom Text Here
242/366 - I spent the day setting up and sorting out our little office ready for when I start my Lighting design diploma - exciting stuff!
243/366 - Left over artwork from Leeds Pride - how happy and colourful is this chap!
244/366 - I had a meeting in Nottingham and these signs in the train station made me laugh. Bulb-sir! Ha ha ha.
245/366 - More pretty flowers spotted outside the Tetley building on my lunch walk
246/366 - After work cocktails in a teapot!
Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Agfa Vista 200
Due to my 366 Project, I feel like most of my time is spent looking ahead to the next photos that I'm going to take rather than spending time with the other photos that I've taken. The ones that didn't make the project I guess. The ones that were taken just because I wanted to take them.
So here are a few random B&W photos from a roll of Kodak BW400CN (I love it sigh) I took earlier in the year but for one reason or another, haven't seen any love here yet.
Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Kodak BW400CN
237/366 - I popped into the Victoria Quarter to look at the Human of Leeds exhibition there - I'm starting to see a pattern of out of focus photos when I don't quite feel comfortable in a location and I rush the shot. This is definitely something to work on over the last third of this project.
238/366 - Tiny flowers
239/366 - How smiley is this little chap hehe, I love it. We went to look around the small exhibition by Felt Mistress at Colours May Vary in Leeds and I loved them all.
240/366 - We headed down to Birmingham for another football match and whilst we were there we visited the Ikon Gallery where part of an exhibition was looking out of a window on the top floor whilst strapped to a piece of wood... apparently it was very interesting to get a new perspective but neither of us fancied it. I just took a photo.
241/366 - Hands down my favourite stall at the Kirkstall Deli is The Yummy Yank. We usually get a brownie and the carrot cake and they're always delicious.
Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Agfa Vista 200
As part of the away day where I work, we went to Wroxall Abbey Estate. It was a pretty long journey there and back in a mini van but I can't really complain because I finally read Jill Bolte Taylors 'Stroke of Insight' which I've been wanting to read for years and it was amazing - I highly recommend it and her TED talk if you have 20 minutes. (Side note: I also love this song about the brain featuring Jill - is that too nerdy a confession? Ha! Maybe a little... gotta love science)
Anyway, the photos... I didn't expect to take any of these photos. I thought perhaps I'd force one photo of something there in between the presentations, food and socialising... but instead it was a photographers dream. Behind the lovely hotel building and the abbey ruin was a run down farm and I don't think I've ever taken this many photos so fast ever - I was very annoyed with myself for not bringing another film with me in fact - though in hindsight thats probably a good thing as I would have probably taken a whole other roll of film haha and this is one full blog post as it is.
Oh my gosh the details, the textures, the hazy light... I love these and I'm so very excited to share them with you too. Hopefully you see what I see.
Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Agfa Vista 200
Location: Wroxall Abbey Estate
All photos are mine unless stated otherwise. Please do not use any of my photos without asking for my permission.
I love getting comments and replying to them especially. If you leave a comment, check back in a few days and hopefully I should have replied.