Brenizer Effect

I watched a video from Adorama about the Brenizer effect, the effect gives a panorama which contains a bokeh.

Here's a link to the you tube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhvFK2n79kM

I stitched together my images using a piece of free software called huggin to create the panorama.

Aaron Mobberley

The image below is of a friend of mine, it was shot in the NULC photography studio on the open evening for future students to come around and take a look. Hes a great artist and if you would like to take a look at his facebook page here is a quick link:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Aaron-Mobberley-Music-Page/159447000790710?sk=wall

Aaron Mobberley

Back at college, studying a Btec Extended Diploma In Photography.

I'm now back at college 3 days a week studying photography, for this first unit we're going back to the old methods of film and a dark room. Its all fun to learn but I feel digital is much more for me, even though at times I prefer the feel that film gives to an image.

Got a driving lesson in a min so its only a small blog post where I'd like to share two images with you, one of my friend who does a lot of cycling and the other of my younger cousin.

My 10yr old cousin needs to join AA!

On the overground train into London last weekend my little cousin came across a bottle of vodka, so we thought we would take a quick picture of her with it!

The youth of today...

I'm back! (until I use up the data allowance!)

I know I haven't posted anything for a while due to other commitments but now I'm on holiday. I was in London over the weekend and did some tiny bits of street photography as well as shooting some interesting architectural pieces.

I'm now in Dorset in a caravan park where I have paid £10 for 3 days internet but it has a very small data allowance, with me uploading pictures regularly I think I'm going to chew through it by tomorrow night, oh well.

Here is a quick picture from London's magnificent Trafalgar square: