Little Thinker
My favourite picture taken at Longleat.
This little blighter was sat on the bonnet just thinking.
Longleat Monkey Portrait on Flickr.
Little Vandal
This little fella totally trashed the car in front of us at Longleat.
Slightly irritated that I couldn’t get the image to be pin sharp, shooting through a dirty windscreen while laughing and trying to manual focus is a tad tricky.
Little Vandal on Flickr
Dirty Stop Out
Love this shot of Miss SJ.
With the work in Lightroom i really think it feels like she has just got back from a night out.
Dirty Stop Out on Flickr.
Miss SJ goes Stussy
Snapped this of Misss SJ in a Stussy top.
I thought our security light constantly switching on was going to be a problem but I quite like the hard light shining down from the side.
As always learning new techniques every day.
You can find out what she’s wearing on her blog
And to see the really hi-res version get over to Flickr Miss SJ goes Stussy .
Ballet Boyz
The only shot I manged to take of the Ballet Boyz performing in Guildford at G Live.
Love the movement I’ve managed to capture.
Ballet Boyz on Flickr.
![Light Graffiti - Make Yo’ Mark
Having worked out, with a little help from YouTube, how to achieve the light painting technique last week, it struck me it could translate to street art enabling tagging in a different vibe.
It turns out I’m not the only person to think this, a brief look on Flickr gave me the inspiration to stand in the cold next to some old garages and play with light some more and see if we could spray some ‘light graffiti’.
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This time my partner in invisible crime was Miss SJ and we were trying to create a unique new header for her blog. She grasped the concept of what I was trying to achieve quickly. The first couple of attempts didn’t work quite so well as we ended up with with just 1 letter in shot for her light graffiti tag but once I started calling out the time that had lapsed there was no stopping her.
30 seconds or so on the exposure with an ISO100 gives you everthing you need but the most important elements you need - a tripod and the dark. Seem obvious about the dark but trying to set the shot and realising the security camera is going to keep coming on can really ruin the shot.
The image above is my favourite; it seems to suggest Miss SJ has been caught - it was more of an accidental shot with my time calling slightly out but I think we may have ended up with an image that captures something closer to a true street feel.
You can see a couple of my other shots on the Pint of Stuff flickr stream.
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Light Graffiti - Make Yo’ Mark
Having worked out, with a little help from YouTube, how to achieve the light painting technique last week, it struck me it could translate to street art enabling tagging in a different vibe.
It turns out I’m not the only person to think this, a brief look on Flickr gave me the inspiration to stand in the cold next to some old garages and play with light some more and see if we could spray some ‘light graffiti’.
Caught with Light.
Self Portrait while experimenting with light painting.
Just keep the shutter open and don’t get caught making your mark.
Such a simple technique to play around with on a Sunday afternoon.
Caught with Light on Flickr.
Another Barceloneta Beach at Night
A second shot of the beach at night. This time with the Barcelona version of the gerkin in full colour - The Torre Agbar.
Shot from 21st floor of the W Barcelona.
Barceloneta Beach At NIght 2 on Flickr.
Barceloneta Beach Extreme
Shot from the 21st floor of the W Barcelona from behind the window.
Then dragged through Lightroom to give a near painted feel.
Barceloneta Beach Extreme on Flickr.
