Well it has been a little while hasn’t it!? I am currently on holiday from work yet I feel like I am actually busier now than I am when I work! So there are a few things that are going on with me! I have not that long ago come back from my parents. I really do love going home, it happens so rarely that I do have to cherish every moment as it happens. I only went home for two days as my parents are always oober busy traveling around the UK (and now Europe) but t was very nice. I always get stuck in a situation when I go home. I am there and I miss London so much. Even if I have just arrived back, it takes a couple of hours and I think “Oh. London is really far away” but I can get over that with seeing my family. When I get back I then get upset because my family are so far away so I am stuck between two things that I really like (and need) and neither of them are willing to move to one another! So, I went home and I took my camera. My mum thought I was being really weird when I was taking photos of some random things but what she doesn't realise is that they make really good photographs (she should realise this by now as I gave her a book that I had published of my photos for Christmas which she really liked) When I got back home (London) I had a little look at the photos and I am just so happy with the outcome so I thought I would show you
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| This is my favorite of the photos. This little windmill thing is actually really gross but the camera has picked up the fading colours so well! |
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| A rather painted / drawn photograph of some Gladioli (I think that is what they are called!) |
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| I really love this photo! some good old Lavender (now I know that is correct!) |
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| This looks like a jar but it is actually a broken light that has smashed onto the decking.. you cant take children anywhere |
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| Love the colours in this photo... Again look at me knowing my plants this is of a Bay tree |
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| Loving the deck chairs! it reminds me of holiday even though my mum moved them into the kitchen because it was raining! |
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| The vase that the Gladioli are in! love the way that the stems have been cut roughly to give that texture |
Anyway I hope you enjoy and I will keep you up to date on my holiday times! I am looking forward to next week as I am visiting Bath for the first time. Its a place that I have always wanted to go!
Singing out, Thatmfeeling
Well it has been a little while hasn’t it!? I am currently on holiday from work yet I feel like I am actually busier now than I am when I work! So there are a few things that are going on with me! I have not that long ago come back from my parents. I really do love going home, it happens so rarely that I do have to cherish every moment as it happens. I only went home for two days as my parents are always oober busy traveling around the UK (and now Europe) but t was very nice. I always get stuck in a situation when I go home. I am there and I miss London so much. Even if I have just arrived back, it takes a couple of hours and I think “Oh. London is really far away” but I can get over that with seeing my family. When I get back I then get upset because my family are so far away so I am stuck between two things that I really like (and need) and neither of them are willing to move to one another! So, I went home and I took my camera. My mum thought I was being really weird when I was taking photos of some random things but what she doesn't realise is that they make really good photographs (she should realise this by now as I gave her a book that I had published of my photos for Christmas which she really liked) When I got back home (London) I had a little look at the photos and I am just so happy with the outcome so I thought I would show you
The pictures look great! I love taking pictures like this because for me, it's not necessarily about what's in the frame: it's about seeing things in a new way, or noticing things we may not have before.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures, and I totally understand about the difficulties with parents. Mine live in the middle of nowhere, rural Ohio, and I used to live in the capital, Columbus. Now it's even harder, as I live in France.