Water Reflections

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This shot is obviously not reflected in water, but glass. I can't actually remember how i took this shot (Great for interviews, right?) the only thing i know is the location. I like this shot, only i have a small problem with it. Where am i? Technically if i was shooting in front of the glass, i should be there, but i'm not. Wish i knew... 

Have to say, its not a great sign for when old age kicks in. I'm nowhere near my thirties and already i'm forgetting valid things!

Climbing Apon The Rocks

Portrait Studies

The Sky

Not sure if you can tell, but I took this whilst sitting in a fast moving car. The quote

'Let There Be Light!' comes to mind.

Pets At Home

These are just the cutest animals!

The kitten is just seven months old and has only just grasped the idea of stepping outside. She is a tabby cat, and ironically, is named 'Tabby (or Tabitha, as my mother likes to call her.)

Whilst the guinea-pig is three years old - a grandpa to Tabby - and experienced in the ways of the world. His name is 'Prince' (No, not after the singer.) And when his belly is full of lettuce, he lays on his side, letting his big belly flop onto the floor beside him. He is so old that I feel he should be sitting around, smoking Cuban cigars and contemplating the lettuce he had that day. Well, he's got the 'sitting around' bit down to a T. Now all he needs are the cigars...

The Docks

This is the result of a lovely sunny day and a long walk down at Bristol Docks. 

I actually ended up using the last two shots for my art A-level, where i painted them both in water-colours. Still anticipating the result... 

Plants

The summer plants had just come into bloom on my visit to Ashton Court. They have the most beautiful flower garden within the grounds of the estate which was a delight to wonder round and feel the warm sun on my face. If anyone lives near by, I definitely recommend taking a picnic and going for a stroll around the dear park and 'Yellow Castle' as i like to call it.