Sunday 26 July 2009

walking along the southbank

I took a lovely walk along the Southbank last week and  would highly recommend it to anyone in London as there is a amazing exhibition on at the Hayward gallery  called Walking in my mind that has spilled over on to the Southbank in the form of red and white polka dot trees. 




The dots have provided space for lots of graffiti.



The exhibition uses all the spaces at the Hayward indoors and out. I love these big shapes.



Though not as much as this group of kids did! 



Outside the National theatre are these amazing giant sofas aren't they fun.  

I took some pictures with my Holga and Diana cameras too, I'll show you those once they are developed. 

Sunday 19 July 2009

Tag I'm it.

A big thanks as I have been given a badge to honor by the lovely Ms De Vil and tagged in her blog and so will carry it on.
Here are the rules:Copy the logo and place it in your blog. Link it back to the person who gave it to you.
Pass it on to five fellow bloggers and List 10 things about yourself. 

So ten things about me:
I studied theatre design at collage
I come from a small village in Cumbria
I have a thing for coordinating my outfits(but rarely manage it)
I love to knit
Everyone thinks my favourite colour is pink but it's actually turquoise 
I make hats
I'm left handed 
I'm not sure I could live without cheese 
I love to lose myself in art of all kinds
I used to be a bit of a tomboy and now I own handbags and shoes with heals. 


The 5 Bloggers lovely I pass it on to are: accessories






Tuesday 14 July 2009

A weekend in the country

I spent the weekend visiting my folks up in cumbria, the weather was good and it was lovely to see everyone, it's so peaceful up there and I got the chance to play with my Duaflex and take some photos through its viewfinder. 








Tuesday 7 July 2009

Through the Viewfinder.


I' a big fan of Through the Viewfinder photos, I like the grainy dreamlike quality. I'm hoping to do some myself soon but until then hear are some I like, all very different.