Sometimes there’s nothing cooler than a robot, especially when it’s a 6 storey high one in Tokyo! Few more images on the Flickr blog.
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I recently found a little web service that generates, and updates, a ‘most interesting’ set on Flickr. It’s always interesting to see how it’s changed each morning depending on who’s added what as a favourite or commented on them. Quite pleased with the fact that it is populated with a lot of very recent photos, hopefully that means I’m getting better!
Stumbled over this set of images on Flickr earlier. A brilliant idea and all shot with film too. Some of the colours are cracking. The portraits are just great. Must have taken a long time and a lot of confidence to go out and get all these! A summary of the project from the Flickr stream below…
Our project is a true portrait of Britain created by photographing 1,000 people.
We stopped everyone who crossed our path on the streets of London, excluding nobody, asking the same question more than fifteen hundred times.
In a moment where recession is the main subject of every discussion, it was striking to come across such positive attitude.
This is the true face of Britain.
I’m carrying the D70, wireless triggers and a flash on most rides now after the Seb Rogers photo course. Sometimes I use them, sometimes I don’t but was glad I had them at the weekend. The final descent on Whites level is one of my favourites but it’s quite tight there and difficult to get interesting shots. On the photo course one idea was that you should always look for an alternative angle to add some interest. Here I am up on top of this rocky outcrop trying to find one to shoot some shots of Matt and Vaughan. Finding nice angles is easy, finding people to ride it just one more time is harder!
I bagged two shots I was pleased with and I really like the quality of the light in the images. Well worth climbing up high for!
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