pink clemetisI love taking photos, always have done.
I started when working with performing arts students, taking photos of their show dress rehearsals, to record the event and for costume reference. This was all done with a, now 'old fashioned' Minolta SLR camera. Digital cameras really have really transformed things. I am more snap happy than ever and clog up my computer with so many shots. I am in dire need of going through and editing them, but really can't spare the time as i'm too busy taking more!
The business has archive photos of pretty much most things we have ever made. This is good to jog the memory and is invaluable when repeat customers wish us to make new items to match.
The business has archive photos of pretty much most things we have ever made. This is good to jog the memory and is invaluable when repeat customers wish us to make new items to match.
Wisteria flowers
Tulip in bud
french bean .....just sprouting
forget me notThanks for letting me be self indulgent...Have a happy week.
G x
8 comments:
Hi Ginny,
Lovely to get your comment, and better still it means I have found your blog. Really love your fabric workshop, wish I lived nearer and could call in and see it all. My growing piles of fabric are in my daughters old bedroom.She did her degree at Winchester school of art,finished 3years ago,so did come your way during that time.
I love sewing, but drawing is priority at the moment. Milly
Lovely photos - you're not being self-indulgent at all! The flash has just broken on our camera and I'm having to juggle at the moment! Hope you had a good weekend!
Kimx
The photos are beautiful - I am very much point and press - and as you say, too trigger happy with the ease of sticking them all on the computer.
J
x
Hello Ginny,
what beautiful pictures from your garden; you have caught some very special moments, with the tulip in bud and the bean sprouting. Thank you for sharing them!
beautiful photographs which perfectly sum up the wonder and magic of spring!
Hello Ginny
Such pretty photographs - I love the clematis and the delicate forget-me-nots.
Marie x
Your photos are lovely! The picture of the bean is amazing, it is really neat to see it just coming out! Nice work!
What wonderful photos, Ginny! I love the sprouting french bean because it somehow gives off a feeling that something is coming to life. What I would recommend for you to do is to compile all your photos and convert them to 3-D images and use a special viewer to scroll through them with even more detail.
Francesca Slone @ Image 3D
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