Author: Ed

  • Noah + bike

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    My friend Noah was selling his bike, we got a few shots before it got sold

  • Oxford London Lecture 2012

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    For the second year in a row I photographed the Oxford University London lecture in Church House, London. The main hall is a vast, striking room. I usilised a variety of wide angle and telephoto lenses to try and capture the perspective of the rom. It is not that often that I get to use…

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  • March sunshine

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      For a brief period in March the sun actually shone and it felt like maybe England isn’t such a bad place to live. Good sessions, hurry up summer!

  • Canon S100 ‘Point and Shoot’ camera review

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    Introduction For a long time I have wanted something in between my iPhone and my digital SLR which produced photographs that were of print quality. Often when I am traveling it is not practical to carry a digital SLR all the time, or don’t want to attract attention by taking out a large ‘professional’ looking…

  • Max in-table

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    Max with a in-table. I thoguht the closeup crop of the same photo worked well too, so here it is. Here’s the photo it was taken from, Phil in pursuit…

  • Invisible Vegas at Monto Water Rats

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      My friend Alex’s band played a great set at Monto Water Rats at Kings Cross back in December. All shot on Canon 50mm f/1.4 without flash.

  • 50-50

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    50-50  on the meat taco

  • Aiguille Percée

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    Natural stone arch Aiguille Percée, Tignes, the Alps, France January 2012. An amazing and weird structure coming out of the snow. I have never got round to hiking up to it, something I really want to do though. Taken with Canon S100 point and shoot! Amazing little camera, review coming soon.

  • Tignes

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    I was in Tignes, France last week. The views of the mountains are always breath taking.