237-241 366 Project

October 10, 2016 Rhianne

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… — 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.

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 v… — 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

Wroxall Abbey Estate

October 7, 2016 Rhianne

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

The Coldstones Cut

October 5, 2016 Rhianne

Before we got to Brimham Rocks, we first went to Yorkshires biggest and highest artwork - The Coldstones Cut. Situated next to a quarry and combining the stone and history, it really is one of the most unique places I've been to in terms of location and inspiration.