Not a particularly good picture, just thought it was cool...

He's trying out my camera...

Southend

More Baby Photos...

Mother & Child...

Precious...

More Snow...

Black & White Snow Reflection

Photo Shoot in Park...

I took my sister to the park to do a photo shoot, because i had some ideas i wanted to try out. These are some of the results, I actually loved quite a number of the pics, but obviously can't post them all so here are some of my favourites...

More...

Some more...

I love Black & White Photography...

Another sample...

And a third...

So, on Tuesday it snowed...

Snow trees....

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Spiderweb...

What's up with my universe?

:)

Metaphor...

reflection...

Untitled...

I don't believe i've posted this one yet...

Angles

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I was working with a concept...didn't quite happen, but a good learning curve...i have the best idea!

The Eye

Mazal Tov...

Huge Mazal Tov to Shternie & David on their engagement!

The London Eye...

Me & My camera...

Photo credits: ELT

News...

1) I covered my first gig. (for free!)
I have a fear of photographing people, so this was a huge step for me, but i got some pretty good pictures out of it so, onward and upward...

2) I got offered my first paid job to do some shoots for a graphic design company.
I turned down the job, because i don't feel i'm ready for that sort of thing (or anywhere near good enough a photographer), but it was flattering all the same!

Messing around...

OK, so the story is that an amateur photographer who i think is really talented, used some really cool effects on a phenomenal picture... I don't have any of the programmes to try it properly, but i had some fun mucking about with the very basic tools that i have currently at my disposal.

PS: Thanks for the tips!

Henri Cartier - Bresson

"For me, the camera is a sketchbook, an instrument of intuition and spontaneity, the master of the instant which in visual terms, questions and decides simultaneously. In order to give a meaning to the world, one must feel involved with what one singles out through the viewfinder. This attitude requires concentration, sensitivity, a discipline of mind and a sense of geometry. To photograph is to hold one's breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It's at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy. For me photography is to place one's head, heart and eye along the same line of sight."

~ Henri Cartier-Bresson.