Sunday 31st January 2010

Shadows cast on metal fence posts, making them look rather like bamboo canes.

Saturday 30th January 2010

Black peppercorns on the sticky seal of a newly opened spice jar.

Friday 29th January 2010

Full moon at dusk, reduced by the camera's auto-exposure, to a white circle on a blue background.

Thursday 28th January 2010

Butternut Squash.

Wednesday 27th January 2010

It got to 10:30pm and I realised I hadn't taken a photo today, outside was a full moon, so a drew a scribble using the moon as a point light source.

Tuesday 26th January 2010

Tennis court fence photographed through the lid of a Ferrero Rocher box.

Monday 25th January 2010

Spectacle shadows.

Sunday 24th January 2010

Glass of water reflected in glass table top.

Saturday 23rd January 2010

CONGRATULATIONS - shiny confetti on a muddy church path.

Friday 22nd January 2010

Wine glass shadow.

Thursday 21st January 2010

The Rude Boatyard is a newish bookshop and cafe in Sheffield, the single unisex toilet has a blackboard with chalks provided.

Wednesday 20th January 2010

Deep orangey red glow of a sodium street lamp just after switch on.

Tuesday19th January 2010

Makeshift repairs to a cafe/bar window, with a little reflected self-portrait for good measure!

Monday 18th January 2010

The lying snow has all gone now, all that remains are the little snow mountains where people have cleared their drives. Tomorrow they too will have disappeared.

Sunday 17th January 2010

Double lamp post

Saturday 16th January 2010

Re-planted railings.

Friday 15th January 2010

Snow on the tennis courts.

Thursday 14th January 2010

I noticed several of these beautiful patterns on the road today. Oil spillages are nothing new, and there are often a range of colours to be seen, but I don't recall seeing such well defined shapes before. These were in an area where the lying snow had just melted, and I wonder if that had something to do with the way the oil slicks developed.

Wednesday 13th January 2010

Street light with snow-covered hedge at dusk.

Tuesday12th January 2010

Bare bulb

Monday 11th January 2010

Narnia? - the snow is starting to melt now, but it still clings to the trees and the lamp posts.

Sunday 10th January 2010

Heart shaped biscuit from a boxed assortment.

Saturday 9th January 2010

Pink plastic face of a novelty robot camera.

Friday 8th January 2010

Demolition work in progress.

Thursday 7th January 2010

Icicles on the blue paper recycling bin.

Wednesday 6th January 2010

Managed to get across the Pennines today, this photo is a reflection of the nearly completed new Museum of Liverpool.

Tuesday 5th January 2010

Well I should have been going to Liverpool today, but the snow has more or less blocked the Trans-Pennine routes, so I went for a walk instead. There is about 15cm of snow, and it has built up on every available surface. The tennis court fence has mini snowdrifts in each of the links. This image is the result of using the polar co-ordinates filter in photoshop.

Monday 4th January 2010

OK, so this one is cheating. I only decided today to attempt a 365 project, so didn't take any photos yesterday. This is the view 180 degrees from the previous shadow picture.

Sunday 3rd January 2010

My shadow, a few minutes before the sun disappeared below the horizon.

Saturday 2nd January 2010

Just before xmas I was buying some cheap expired film online, and spotted a clearance offer for 77mm blue filters at £1.99, so I thought I'd get one as it fits my Sigma 10-20mm lens. This was a test shot of one of our xmas decorations.

Friday 1st January 2010

Taken just after midnight, this is a view over Sheffield, and shows the traces of several sky lanterns floating over the city. I had never even heard of these, let alone seen them, but they must be this year's new novelty in the firework shops. There must have been getting on for a hundred of these floating over the city in the first few minutes of the new decade.

bit of a late start...

Having never blogged beofre, I've now set up 2 blogs. The first one is "52 film cameras in 52 weeks", but I got impatient, as there's nothing to upload until I've finished a roll of film, so since I take photos most days, I decided to do a 365 project.