nicwalsh

Uploaded the two pictures from the Lake District. One is from the lakeside, as the sun is setting, and shows a lovely variation of light, because on the left of the picture it's catching the sun from between the hills, and the right is darker as it's in a part shadow of it. You can find it here. The second is taken a different day, mid afternoon, though unfortunately it was a bit overcast. But luckily a bit of blue sky appeared for the photo. I just saw the frame and really wanted to take a picture that captured how steep the hill was. I don't think it really shows how steep it is, but it really shows the beauty of where we stayed. And you

Just spent the past few hours on #Photohunt just dossin and observing. Gunna try and get started on it again in the next few days, but willI concentrate on it more once I've done my exams in the next couple of weeks. I've also been putting up some stuff I did in college. As I said before, unfortunately I lost all the electronic copies of my college work, so I've had to take some photos of the ones I'd printed out.  And it wasn't even like they where printed on nice glossy paper. They where printed on normal white printer paper, when the college printer was playing up and the guillotine was blunt. So they weren't the best in the first place.

Hi =] It's been a very long time since I was last on DA. I'm determined to get into photography again so made a new account for a new start. I used to spend alot of time on photohunt, so I'm hoping to get back into that. I did photography for my AS level as relief from my science and maths subjects, but unfortunately I've lost the digital copies from a lot of the work I did. But I'm looking to build up some work again. My profile is probably going to be a bit sparse for the time being but bear with me, I'll put some more on soon =]