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Update #1
Yesterday I realised I haven’t updated my portfolio in over a year. Added over 50 images and removed some of the terrible old stuff. Visit by clicking the picture or via the Portfolio link in the main menu.
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Rinse and Repeat (#32212)
Decided to get this shot while my friend were at a local pub. It didn’t help that neither of us had any skill in dart-throwing. I think this took 200-300 shots…
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BNP.
Not sure if intentional but the marking of the only odd dress in the shop with “BNP” is apt to say the least.
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Blues (#32038)
I think this was my first attempt at “street” photography. He and his drummer friend play quite often around Northampton, I took a photo of them during the Northampton Music Festival featured in recent posts however my card corrupted and their shots were erased…
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Streets of Morning Gold.
This post is the beginning of my second London series. This time I went through some areas less abundant in snap-happy tourists. Starting off with this 6am shot near the Marble Arch (hypocritical but was on the way to the US embassy).
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Subtle.
There comes a point where attracting attention fails. Mostly it’s because of lack of neon coloured paper but…
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Taxi Driver.
Now that Music week is finished, here comes a fortnight of (some Street, some tourist) shots of London. Some of these are rushed since I was with a party of people and there was no time to compose.
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Day 7: Cousin Avi.
If you like rock and funk, look this band up. Very fresh and a little reminiscent of RHCP on Blood Sugar Sex Magic. Evening light have great shadows to the scene. Tried to back away from the stage so the first and third shots are from the crowd. Couldn’t help but use the makeshift lens…
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Day 6: Billy Lockett.
The headline act of the festival though, in my opinion, much less memorable than Cousin Avi (tomorrow’s post). The first photo is probably my best shot from the whole event. The 24-105 lens is perfect for gig shots. The second shot I took from the stage to have more angles to choose from when going…
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Day 5: King’s Gambit.
The first shot I will probably add to my glimpse collection. Same stage as Leyla Jane and Sean Grant so I picked a similar edit for the last two, with tinted, dark shadows.
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Maks Swiderek 