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The Eiffel Tower is certainly the symbol of Paris if not one of the most famous structures in France. This was again taken back in 2005 but hadn’t been published on here until now. At the time Paris was bidding for the 2012 Olympic Games. A couple of weeks after this was taken it was…
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Here we see the groom, Dean, signing the wedding register at his wedding back in September. I used natural sun light coming through the wonderful stained glass window over his left shoulder. Before the wedding I had asked the priest when was and wasn’t appropriate to use flash photography. Although he said that it was…
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As a child I spent a long time collecting, building and playing with my legos. The design of the bricks and in particular the lego people are fantastic in my opinion. Which is why when I got my lego boxes out a few months ago to take some still life photography, I took a couple…
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I couldn’t publish yesterday’s photo of the church interior without showing you a more formal photo of the bride and groom. This was taken at the reception and shows Belinda sat on a swing outside. Before the speeches and cutting of the cake I had noticed this swing in the gardens, but the sun was…
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Civil War re-enactments are fantastic events for a photographer like myself to not only get some action photos of people in battle but also a chance for some unique portraits. At the time this was taken (about a year ago) I had no flash gun and a rather limited knowledge of the (at the time)…
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I don’t like publishing photographs of myself, but as I see it, it’s a better photo of my camera than of my face! I am very pleased to announce the launch of my second website. Show It Ed follows the same basic idea of this website, a new photo every day, comment below and three…
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I have had the idea for this photograph in my head for a while. The main tower or “view platform” of the Imperial War Museum North at Salford Quays doesn’t just give great views over the quays and towards Manchester city centre, but also is interesting in its own right. The above photograph of the…
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Engine detail photography is something I picked up from my father. He has some amazing engine photographs, mainly of motorbikes but also of bigger things. I photographed this Helicopter engine at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester. This is a British air-cooled radial piston aero-engine and came out of a huge Bristol Sycamore…
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Meet Simon; he is one of my friends who agreed to model Josh’s t-shirts for the photo shoot a couple of weeks back. As you can see, we were having a laugh and joke with the whole thing – essentially fooling around and then working with the results at the end. We found the top…
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It was a very overcast day in November when this photograph was taken. A famous photographer once referred to these kinds of lighting conditions as “black and white days”. There is very little colour in this wall, but lots of texture in the details. In my opinion it looks a lot better as a black…