The author reflects on photographing their son's journey to earning a black belt in karate, highlighting his growth from a young martial artist to a focused individual. Despite setbacks during lockdown, his perseverance led him to achieve this milestone. The experience motivates the author to help others capture their special moments.
The author celebrates their birthday with a high-contrast, long-shadow photo walk in London, navigating various iconic spots with just their iPhone 15. Enjoying crisp winter weather, they focus on capturing dramatic black-and-white images. A visit to art galleries and a birthday pint enhance the day, making it a memorable creative adventure.
This January, five creative highlights warm the spirit. Photographer Olga Karlovac captures emotion in dreamy black-and-white, while the Junk Thief transforms scrap metal into dynamic sculptures. Alan Schaller employs high-contrast photography to reveal life’s beauty. DJ Barry Can’t Swim infuses electronic music with jazzy vibes, and Eastside Cottages offer tranquil getaways.
Creative fonts, AI portraits, handmade notebooks, funky, soulful and ambiend soundtracks - July's Creative Roundup. Well, July's been rather busy, hasn't it! France has had an election, we've had an election and got a new PM, fingers crossed this government is MUCH better than the previous one. Let's not forget about the Euro's or Wimbledon… Continue reading Five things that got me gingered up this July ’24
If there’s one place where history comes alive and the skies tell tales of bravery and innovation, it’s the Duxford Summer Air Show. This year, we commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The show promised not just a spectacle of aviation prowess but a journey through time itself. For photographers, like myself, it’s an opportunity… Continue reading Capturing History in Flight: A Day at the Duxford Summer Air Show D-Day 80
In mid-May, as central heating may be considered, this month’s curated creative gems are highlighted. Raw Street Wall, a street-art graffiti-style typeface by Volcano Type, is perfect for headlines. The Gingerline offers an exclusive edible journey, while Visualsk2 captures beautiful motion blur. Gracey’s Pizza in St Albans is praised, and Mark Fearnley’s fine art street photography is noted for its unique style.
Well, would you look at that? Easter came and went quicker than I could even swipe a chocolate egg off the kitchen counter for a nibble of that overpriced milk chocolate! Nevertheless, I've rounded up five delightfully creative Easter treats below for you to enjoy. No.1 | GranteSuper cool interlocking font Check out this funky,… Continue reading Five things that got me gingered up this April ’24
A few weeks back, amidst the crisp air of early January, I found myself with a rare gift: a day off on my birthday. Embracing the solitude, I dubbed myself "Billy No Mates" for the day and ventured into the heart of London. Despite the biting cold, the sun graced the city with its radiant… Continue reading Freezing photowalk with the iPhone 15
The Harpenden Lions Club Highland Gathering. There were plenty of kilts in action on this beautiful early June summers day at Rothamsted Park, Harpenden, Hertfordshire. https://videopress.com/v/A8Po9yxo?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Taking photographs at the Highland Games can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. The Highland Games are traditional Scottish events and the Harpenden Highland Gathering is the biggest games… Continue reading Up up and awaaaaaay!
Late summer fun photographing the Redbourn Classics Motor Show.
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