I’m photographing the alphabet as part of my photo365 project. Today the letter T is represented by a pin hammer. I photographed it on my rusty background using the Pentax K20D and 16-45mm zoom.
Peter Bargh
Sights & SoundsArchive for the ‘Photo 365’ Category
Often referred to as the throne, the toilet is not the most scenic subject, but this evening I saw the light!
As the sun set it passed though the bathroom window and caught a shaving mirror which just happened to be positioned so it bounced the light onto the toilet seat. The bathroom glass is patterned and this pattern and the reflection from the mirror have fragmented the light into an amazing collection of shimmering patterns. I liked it so much I rushed for the camera. The light was gone in minutes.
I got the shot I wanted – an abstract with the edge of the seat cutting through the frame, tonight that seat did look like a throne.
The photo forms part of my photo365 project
Taken today while having a coffee in the Wilduck cafe at the Turbine. I was looking at a new camera from Casio and pointed it in the direction of Stacy who was doing a bit of chin stoking. I like the pose.
It’s for my photo365 project which is over a third of the way now!
What was she thinking? This would make a great caption competition…feel free to add yours captions below.
Another shot while performing my mini review of the NeinGrenze 5000T tilt shift digital compact. Its fixed tilt shift lens produces shots with centre focused and lower upper areas progressively out of focus and distorted giving a miniature effect that’s becoming quite popular (Eurovision Song Contest even used the technique in video mode on their location cuts between acts).
You need to shoot from a slight height and to do that in flat Lincolnshire I had to find the nearby multi story car park overlooking the Brayford Waterfront marina in Lincoln.
It’s part of my photo365 project.








