Rescued..

Editing photos has never been a strong point of mine but I quite like this. 

Part of a series entitled Rescued. The full set will be made visible upon completion.

Rescued.

I've started a project recently that involves photographing animals (not an easy task) in a resuce centre such as the RSPCA or Dogs trust.

Yesterday I visited to RSPCA centre in Southport and took several photos. However, I'm only going to uplaod the one and that's because it is a a photo I really like, but can't decide if it suits the project or not.

Here it is, meet the little dog, Jack.

River Weaver shots.

The not so pretty scenery as you go down the river.

Butterfly, flutterby.

I found this little flutterby today whilst I was walking back from Northwich. As a little girl I was always fascinated by flutterbys, I used to chase them round the garden. But it wasn't until I was six I could say butterfly, so flutterby has stuck ever since.
Whilst I realise this isn't the most amazing photograph of a butterfly people have ever seen, I do love how pretty and colorful it is, especially against the horrible plain brown dirt. And I am proud of it.

Vale Royal Abbey Hall

Experimental

So whilst I was setting up my camera there was screensaver on the board which turned out to be quite effective on a long exposure, crop this, enhance the colours slightly and it should look good. 

Zooming in and out on the subject during the exposure gives quite a "trippy" effect.

Self portrait, walking through the doors ar college.

Self portrait, walking through the doors ar college.

Self portrait, stood in the corridor outside the darkroom. I do love the darkroom.

University.

Things are mad right now. I'm in the middle of organising numerous different events for the SU, contacting multiple people about so many different things. On top of this I have all my coursework to be getting on with. Like all of it. I have a new project I started today as well. Madness. Absolute madness. However, I have recently heard from all five of my university choices. Yes, all five at once. I had a very good week.

I have two conditional offers! Chester being one. Roehampton being the other.
I have one online interview! London College of Communication
I have two interviews! Gloucestshire being one. Staffordshire being the other.

I am so so so excited.
But of course. This has simply added more stuff on to my already enormous pile of work. I now have a portfolio to get ready, as well as some essays to write which have been requested by certain universities.
I don't think I'm going to have much of a social life for the next few weeks.

Ah well, I'm a bit of a geek and really, kindah in my element right now.