Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 April 2013

London Images Video

I've been at it again!  Over to YouTube this morning and a quick video showing you some of my London Images.



These are just a few of my favourite images but also, I hope you will agree, its a great way to showcase your work.

Make sure you tag your video properly when you create it as this makes it much more likely you will be found.  In the description, make sure you put a link to your selling website as the first item and then comment afterwards.  It helps SEO (search engine optimisation) and makes it more likely someone with go over and visit you having watched the video...

Please let me know what you think?

Thanks for coming over, until the next time...

Monday, 8 April 2013

A Little Nostalgia...

I have been doing some work recently around my collections and my family memorabilia which goes back to the First World War.

With both my Grandfather and Father ex-Soldiers, as well as myself, I have a considerable amount of momentoes which really hark back to another age.  These two images are the start of that series.  You can click on the photos to go to my Website where the images are posted.



This image shows a pair of binoculars and a compass, both military from World War 1, the spurs and the silver Cigarette Case belonged to my father and the badges are mine.



In this picture, the Hip Flask was my fathers and the Pocket Watch was my 18th birthday present from my Parents.  

Together, they hark back to another era.  What do you think?

I will be posting more from this series in the coming weeks.


Fifties Formula One Digital Art

Every year I visit Goodwood for the Revival and, when I can make it, the Festival of Speed.  These events give me amazing photographic opportunities.

Presented with a quite unrivalled selection of vintage and classic cars to photograph, I am quite spoiled for choice.

Better than that, there is the opportunity to see and photograph them racing on the track.  This short video shows some of my digital artwork taken during a race for 1950s Front Engined Formula One cars.

I hope you enjoy it.