Yesterday I met up with Sean (only a few hours later than I’d wanted him there!) and drove up to the West bank of Loch Lomond to Balmaha. On the way, we stopped off at Loch Ardinning as there’s a photo I wanted to repeat from a previous visit when I didn’t have my tripod with me. Sadly the light was rubbish where I needed it, but we had a little wander around regardless and the shot below is one of the results from this.
As we have finally been getting some rather nice sunny weather, I met up with a couple of friends in Glasgow’s West End for a saunter along the banks of the River Kelvin from the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery to the Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Just a few of the photos I shot along the way are presented below.
A couple of days ago I went to the East coast with two friends in order to do some seaside work. I think we all managed a few good photographs and each entirely different from the others, demonstrating nicely how photographs can interpret the same scene to a drastically different effect. I’ll leave a few photos below to give you an idea of my own results.
Another four images for the project, the final being Sean Anderson, my shooting partner for the day, appearing less than impressed I pointed the camera at him.
