Drip, Drip, Drop...

There are a few more photographs on this post because i couldn't whittle it down to my usual 4-6!

This was done by dropping coloured water in to a baking tray filled with normal water..

Playing With Fire...

This is what happens to a candle when you throw water at it. Bit of an experiment!

 

The Moon....

Only one photo for this post! I did an experiment last night to just to see how it turned out. I used a 90-300mm lens and a 2x converter and aimed it at the moon, this is what I got...

 

On The Streets...

This is a bit more of my street potography. The first three were taken in Folkestone at Googies Cafe and the final one was taken outside a pub in central Birmigham. I like taking photographs of interesting people.

Bails...

These were taken in August but i've just got round to looking at them all proerly. They were taken just outside Deal. Hope you like...!

 

Canterbury Cathedral...

My family and Me recently visited Canterbury Cathedral on their open day. I havent ever really photographed buildings before so this was something new. However I didn't want to take pictures that people will already have seen - I wanted something unique and different. So I focused on patterns, light and smaller details that people might miss if they werent really looking. These are a few of my favourites...

 

Skulls and Smoke...

This isn't the type of photography i usually do! My brother asked me to take these for him but i ended up really liking how they turned out!

 

Sea Birds...

Oystercatchers and 2 Little Egrets taken at Pegwell Bay.

 

The Calm Before The Storm...

These were again taken on Deal seafront just before a huge storm.

 

 

The Flag...

I took this series of photographs on Deal seafront during a very high wind.

 

I liked how different it could make the flag look.

 

Him and The Smoke...

This is with the Shisha pipe again but this time i used different shutter speeds and ISO's to create different effects using my brother as the face of it.  Please click on the images to make them bigger - they look a lot better and more detailed this way!