Four Eyes
Looking up at the sun from a bug’s point of view never really striked my mind as something of interest, but it really made me wonder what do creepy crawlies think when they look upon their Earth…
Jo Jo The Sandy Elephant
Jo Jo the sandy elephant reminds me of my first family day trip to the Isle of Whight. I suppose reminiscing about fascinations of the kiddy days should never disappear, despite the lingering gloom of exams.
Ishaan, Our Sun
After a great day out at a taster course, I didn’t expect the Sun to seem so relaxed and gentle up in that blue sea. But its always astonishing to know that no matter how hard you try, she will always set and rise, just as a clock keeps ticking over. It really makes you wonder what tomorrow has in store doesn’t it.
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Bring On The Cake!
Happy birthday Sis! Yeah I know its a couple of weeks late, but finding time for the blog during exam time is tough! Cependant, our lil family party was delightful and was there ever a better time to test out the flash gun? Again it’s all a learning curve, so any advice on indoor flash, or techniques you discovered and would like to share would be much appreciated. Keep snapping people!
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Keep Calm and Carry On
Awaiting the time when a tripod will be a realistic investment never stopped anyone from mucking around with long exposures. It’s amazing how accidents are the bayonets of new discoveries. They really open up new possibilities and I’m so grateful for my stumble across long exposures.
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Mother’s Day Blossom
I feel bad that today I reflected on all that my mum has done for me, when I should be appreciating her everyday. Thank you so much for all the love and support you give us. Where ever I end up in the future, my mum will always protect me.
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Never too old for…
The classic story has always been in its own cohort. Good songs are criticized for being ‘old’, but as Peter Pan’s subscript says, a classic children’s story is like ‘boy who never grew up’. One can read them once, and smile, or dig deeper to understand that even simple plots and simple characters have the ability to enrich daily life.
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Photographic Memory
More often than not, I wonder whether a true photographic memory would help when it comes to revision. Being able to take a picture of a page in a book and reproducing it in an exam seems like magic. So as nothing was retained in my brain through the conventional route of revision, maybe a quick snap might help. Worth a shot ay?
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Drip Drip Drip Drip, Doopa Dee, Doo
Sometimes waking up to an unconfined snow globe is just what the doctor ordered to take your mind off the intense week ahead. Trying to capture something interesting today was tricky, especially as the snow is white…and the sky is…well white. But as the day progressed, a bead of ice plunged onto my hand, and melted away only to reveal a somewhat aftermath of snowfall. Looking into these delicate drips made me feel like I had taken a step back and gazed upon the world in which we live in. Beauty is often in the smallest of essences and often forgotten.
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Round The Corner, Cambridge
Popped round the corner to explore the world’s most respected institution. The architecture was astounding…to think that with the right preparation, I could possibly study there! Apart from the scenic weather, the atmosphere was equally pleasant due to the general public. Never have I witnessed such bodies of intellect all huddle around the campus; absorbing each other’s facts and opinions, just as the brew was on hold in the local cafe.
