Mobile Imaging.

Caerleon Bridge.

I’ve always wanted a sort of retro, old style effect with my digital photography (ever since the Iphone came out and everyone was taking Hipstamatic style photos).
I have experimented with photoshop to create cool styles but at the moment I want to do it on the move, At Present I’ve been experimenting with Phone Cameras and then editing them with my photostudio to make cool effects.
The photo above is just a tester of Caerleon Bridge, Just Outside Newport, Gwent.
I want to experiment with my photography this year, especially seeing as I’m not in University anymore I still want to be kept up to date with photography, other than being focused on my photography in my Job.

It is amazing how technology evolves and we evolve with it, as these kind of effects can be made from my film camera also, my Holga. This day and age though now is just about time and no one apart from students has time to process films and negatives so why not go to the next stage and use digital, or in my case at the moment Mobile Cameras, fast food for photography.

Lily, My Kitten. (Lomography Style)

Plymouth. Central Park.

My perception and Intake on Plymouth’s Central Park.

Lord of the rings esque

 

Getting back into it….

Okay so I haven’t posted for a couple of months
Since graduating from uni, I’ve had some time off from my landscape photography as  uni sucked all my creativity out,

Graduation 09/09/2011

…But now I’m currently a portrait photographer for photo corporation…really enjoying it, capturing the moment for Families, Newborn Babies, Toddlers, Teenagers etc etc!!
Though I miss my landscape photography So I’m getting back into it….on my next day off  (14th) I will be going outside with my beloved Canon and shooting away at the environment around me :) .

Some inspirational photos I’ve found over the past couple of days (Wish I could create something like this) :-

by Kim Høltermand from inspiration feed.com

http://inspirationfeed.com/photography/20-stunning-cityscape-nighttime-photographs/

James Wakefield, One of my biggest photography inspirations...urbanexposure.com

Dawlish Warren 2010...my work :)

-Woodbury Common - Restricted Landscapes by me :)

The most important influential photograph for me is a photo of my Dad….
…In 2008 when I was studying my Foundation degree in Lens Media, My Dad helped me with one of my projects called ‘Poetics of Space’  he took me to Bellever, Dartmoor in Devon and I took this photo of him.

Dartmoor 2008.Dad.

 Love you Dad, Thank you for being an inspiration.
xx

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