I'm 18 and I live in Birmingham, England. This is my tumblr's fourth year of existence so I've used it for various things in the past, but at the moment the main things I post are photos I take, and photos by photographers I come across whose photos I love. I love The Bluetones, Muse, and the UK comedy gang. If you were to look at my archive you'd find a 365 days photo project from 2009/2011 and a 72 days photo thing I did a couple of summers ago. I use various other websites to ramble and post photos as well, all the links are up there. ^
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- Type: Photo
- Date: November 20 2011
- Time: 06·47 PM
- Notes: 19
Hannah Starkey - Untitled - May 1997
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- Type: Photo
- Date: March 05 2011
- Time: 03·57 PM
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- Type: Text
- Date: February 05 2011
- Time: 07·17 PM
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- Type: Text
- Date: June 06 2010
- Time: 07·20 PM
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- Type: Photo
- Date: June 04 2010
- Time: 01·19 PM
Love love love love love love LOVE this. x 100,000,000
I’ve been inspired and I’ll definitely do something a little bit like this next time I’m out & about with the Holga.
First saw it on the Flickr blog.
(Click through to photostream as usual.)
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- Type: Text
- Date: April 23 2010
- Time: 06·13 PM
Pencil Vs Camera
Check out these awesome photos (and drawings) I first saw on the Flickr blog:
By Ben Heine.
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- Type: Photo
- Date: April 15 2010
- Time: 08·48 PM
Love this.
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- Type: Text
- Date: April 11 2010
- Time: 07·22 PM
FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUU
The person whose concerto photographs I look at on Flickr has made all their EXIF data private. This is a problem because a) some of them are taken with a Nikon D40, which of course is what I have and without said EXIF data I won’t be able to know what camera they’ve been taken with, and b) because if they have been taken with a Nikon D40, I kinda need to see the camera settings so I can have a bit of a guide of what my settings should be like, as I obviously have never done anything even closely resembling concert photography before.
BUT! I think it’s OK because compared to when I first used the EXIF data as a guide, I didn’t know as much about camera settings etc. and I think I might be OK now. Also, this person (and other people on Flickr who use Nikon D40’s for gig photography) has proved to me that it is possible to get good quality, nice gig photos from lovely Nikon D40s.
And because I’d like to make my blog look nice, I’ll add some examples of said good gig photos. You can, as ever, get to the Flickr page & photostream of the person who took it by giving it a click.
