Sunday, 21 February 2010

Blog 20 Done London where next!!

The magnificent 7


So off we went to London puss was in her boots, eric in his 3 foot high pom pom hat and Jim in his usaul SAS fancy dress outfit. There a funny lot but I suppose I kinda like em. I know they don't get out much but I think they enjoyed themselves ;-))

We all made a new friend the newbie on our course "Pip Plant Pot" ;-)) forgot to tell her that newbies always buy a round of drinks, shame the pub was chocker but there's always next time


I was hoping you girls would do some more photography down there but quess what, I caught you all out. I took this photo of you when you told us you were off to the museums


Here's a few pickies of the day and one I shot the last time I visited the NHM


You won't always find me lying around in gutters on my days out in London,honestly I wasn't nubbing, it's all in the art of photogrphy



Travel costs for the whole day in London were £13.00, what a bargain! Thanks Jim for driving and thanks to mr tour guide (pictured below)





Ok so what's next ? Landscapes- the lakes, the roaches? Cities-York,Cambridge,Oxford Bristol etc I don't mind you decide, as long as Iv'e got me camera a good set of mates I'm happy, so that's why I'm inviting you lot again :-)))
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5 comments:

  1. Eric Gaff's photography blog22 February 2010 at 12:55

    Local sounds good for next time, but anywhere will do. Dawn rising?

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  2. Eric Gaff's photography blog23 February 2010 at 16:48

    However you did mention the seaside, now there is some inspiration, waves breaking, quays, gulls, sand and rock pools, amusement arcades, rain!

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  3. Joe Fogg25 February 2010 at 17:07

    The roaches sounds great and the seaside too!

    Loved the gutter photo, very clever stuff (what exposure was that) if a person was very still could you get the same effect of the trailing lights?

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  4. pixelshaper25 February 2010 at 20:43

    Hi Joe

    15 seconds at F22, it's a lot of trial and error but well worth the effort. Yes you could get the same effect with a person standing still.

    Hope you can make another trip if we organise one in the future, c u sat :-))

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  5. Peter27 February 2010 at 09:59

    Good photographs, looking at the top photograph explains why the museum was emptying so quickly, next time Steve please use photoshop ;-))

    A very good day out !!

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