As mentioned in
previous blog posts (http://www.twelvesmallsquares.blogspot.co.uk/2011/06/decayed-derelict-and-abandoned.html) i am very much
drawn to run down, derelict places. I love
the textures of peeling paint and thick rust and i spend hours online searching
out other peoples’ photos of abandoned places and looking for local places to
access myself. Recently i got inside an
abandoned hospital/convalescent home that isn’t too far from my house. I spent a good 2 hours inside and had a great
time. Although it’s sometimes a little
spooky to be in such places i absolutely love wandering round soaking up the
environment and shooting as many photos as i can. I must confess that i got a little trigger
happy and shot 3 rolls of film whilst i was inside! The weekend was spent developing, scanning
and uploading, both to this blog and to my Flickr page (www.flickr.com/wilfbiffherb) but
it was worth all the effort. I’m so pleased
with how my shots came out as i have always struggled a little with metering,
but my exposures from this trip were spot on (well, in my opinion anyway). I’m looking forward to a return trip sometime
in the future to explore further and take more shots.
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Thursday, 12 April 2012
Friday, 2 December 2011
Roddlesworth
Although the afternoon had turned a bit grey and dreary (after a
gloriously sunny morning) i headed out to do some shooting. I had last
minute booked the afternoon off work and wanted to head to my newly
found favourite shooting location of Roddlesworth in Tockholes,
Lancashire. Roddlesworth is an area of beautiful woodland with paths
leading throughout and even venturing by reservoirs and a small stream
with numerous waterfalls of various sizes.This makes for a photographic
utopia! I only had an hour or so to shoot before sunset by the time i
got there but it was nice to wander round the many trails and be among
the beauty, taking my time shooting.
I developed the film immediately when i got home. the negative didn't turn out the best but i'm getting better at measuring my exposures and shooting accordingly. I have every intention of returning to Roddlesworth as soon as i can, hopefully with some sun this time!
I developed the film immediately when i got home. the negative didn't turn out the best but i'm getting better at measuring my exposures and shooting accordingly. I have every intention of returning to Roddlesworth as soon as i can, hopefully with some sun this time!
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