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Mortality imortalized.
My good friend Dwiko has just posted some of his best work so far. I have always been a fan of people and the stories their faces tell but lately it is our surroundings that has taken my eye. In the quest of originality it can be difficult to find something that is personal, individual and unique. I truly believe Dwiko has found it with his amazing pictures of Highgate Cemetery. Check out more of his work by clicking http://dwikoarie.blogspot.com/2009/05/gone-but-not-forgotten.html
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When a soldier finds peace from a little girl
about 2 days ago - No comments
Sometimes, there’s a photo that just says so much about a world that it’s poetic. I stumbled upon this photo and I love it.
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What will Apple’s iPad mean for photographers?
about 1 month ago - No comments
I was speaking to another Tech Gear Head this evening about the iPad and what it meant. He suggested that it right now it doesn’t fit anywhere and is creating a market all of its own.
But what does this mean for Photographers? For amateurs I can’t say; it is an investment regardless if Steve Jobs More >
Valentines Photoshoot with Miss Buckinghamshire, Jade Parsons.
about 9 months ago - No comments
I just wanted to share (again) my photoshot with Miss Buckinghamshire, Jade Parsons back in February in time for Valentines Day.
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Picnic at Combe Hill
about 10 months ago - 1 comment
I was up late last night working on various projects so I decided to treat myself but doing something. I hadn’t decided yet so I was just checking my website’s statistics (435 visitors this week). I also had Facebook open and saw my mate Kelly was online. After a very quick and spontaneous decision we More >
Remembering Vietnam
about 10 months ago - 2 comments
2007 was an awesome year for me, probably the best year in my life. So much happened that I don’t even know where to start… so I won’t. But I did want to share my favourite sunset in Hoi An in Vietnam. I dedicate this post to my travel buddy in Vietnam Alex Berman. It More >
The “man/woman” thing.
about 10 months ago - No comments
Someone I know from church has issues with receiving help from men. Even though it seems she could do with help, she would rather struggle on and do it all by herself. I respect that, I have no issue with that. At first I disagreed, but lately I am wondering if there is a pattern More >
Possibly the most colourful photos ever!
about 10 months ago - No comments
These are just a sample of the amazing photos on this guys blog. Click here to see more.
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Married for five days before being overcome by Cancer
about 10 months ago - No comments
I stumbled upon this article about a bride Katie Kirkpatrick (21) who endured cancer to get married to Nick Godwin. This made me think about mortality and the triumph over the inevitable. Even though Katie knew her time in this life was short she still would have to spend alot of time and energy More >
Inspiration from within.
about 10 months ago - No comments
Radio 1, cups of tea, MSN Messenger, Facebook and Lightroom. That’s my typical environment in my normal day. I don’t begrudge it, it’s fantastic not having to do the London commute it’s just sometimes it’s strange without any human interaction all day. Other than 3 phonecalls, I don’t think I’ve said a thing all day.
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Wedding Photo gallery
about 10 months ago - No comments
I’ve recently updated my gallery/portfolio section of my Wedding Photography site. I’m proud of the photos I have taken so far, but there is always (and I mean “always) nagging sense of I could do better. The pressure to perform well as a Wedding Photographer is something I take in my stride. I love it. More >