Pictures I’ve taken for fun usually whilst enjoying the company of family and friends.
Photography is not the main focus of the event for me.
Some photographs from a weekend exploring Oxford with Michelle 🙂 – In the hotel waiting for the rain to die down before finding a place for some dinner 🙂 A trip to the botanic garden: Exploring 🙂 – Hertford Bridge, popularly known as the Bridge of Sighs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridge_of_Sighs_(Oxford)) The Radcliffe Camera (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radcliffe_Camera) Michelle with her new hat 🙂
It was a lovely day, so Michelle and I figured we would take a nice walk the loooong way to town, through Manor Park Residence, over the A3 and through the woods 🙂 Had my NEX-7 to hand, so naturally it turned into an impromptu shoot… we grabbed some quick natural light portraits. – Text Text
We decided ( on Takugo Miwa’s suggestion) to arrange a trip for the society to shoot in town, later at night in a group. This would be good prep for our London at Night trip which should happen shortly. It was a great opportunity to explore the difficulties of shooting at night in a familiar place. Although the weather did its best to hamper our efforts, we continued regardless 🙂 Here are some of my shots from the evening, mostly just trying things out.
Some casual snaps from our graduation day. A few more to be added shortly…
Chromatic Play is a sculptural installation at Guildford Castle created by visual artist and researcher Tine Bech and the Surrey Light Project, an interdisciplinary research project at the University of Surrey. The exhibition relates to research interests of the artist and project team, and it also represents an important collaboration between Guildford Borough Council and the University of Surrey, through the medium of public art. MILES I was contacted by artist (and researcher) Tine Bech about whether i’d be up for building and programming an interactive electronic lighting system for a lighting project in the Guildford Castle. We had worked on an light based project before where I built and programmed the electronics […]
During term time I live away at University and in the final few years of my engineering degree,
Andy, who is our el presidente had arranged a “for fun” competition
Although these photos were taken a very long time ago but never had the chance to do more than copy them off the card at the time. I had since largely forgotten about them. Even without processing they served their purpose of learning through practice. Both Andy and I wanted some practice with ‘on the spot’ lighting set-ups. So, after a quick scout of the foyer we decided on some photo ideas then lit them in turns. Feedback encouraged 🙂
My Photos from the Summer Roof Party 2011. A lovely evening, thanks to Annelise for making it happen.
A lunchtime stroll out with Chris to grab some lunch.
