Well this is an epic post as it marks the return to the photoblogs sphere. I have been having to focus all my time on my degree BA Hons Interactive Media Production. It has gone really well and I can’t wait for the results Spots Kenya was my main Major and i also wrote a Dissertation looking into the aspects of online participation particularly the active and non active aspects of participatory online media. I want to publicly thank all those that have been a great help and inspiration throughout the completion of my uni degree. With particular thanks to…
Mik Parsons, Claudia Vieira, Joe Flintham and Marian Mayer.
This image is a bit of a trial photo really as I am just getting back into the way of new processing techniques and I thought that this was a good start.
Please let me know what you think of the overall strength of the image and if the proccessing lets it down.
Here we have it. The photographic culmination of one of the most wonderful weekend of my life. I popped down to my old School , Monkton, in Bath UK and for a friends 21st and just had a wonderful time. I had to get back to Bournemouth for church and this is what said by to me a Fabulously freezing Freshford.
The first thing that sprang to mind for this one was a nuclear aftermath. It looks like some of the trees have been flattened or also like the trees that have been flattened after St Helens Exploded.
Again this is solarised and intentionally quite sinister and dark looking.
Is it too strong or grey??
Jomo Kenyata Airport from the inside
I took this one when i landed in nairobi a few months ago… it was nice as there wasnt too many people yet. Apparently it is not allowed but i think i managed to get away with it…
I quite like teh perspective effect especialy the way the lights go of into the distance.. I thought the dark brown toned effect worked well with this one as its is quite old fashioned and 80’s looking in there..