We occasionally have get-together while we are on site. This time was due to a colleague who will be leaving site soon. To reduce the 'work load' of the house owner, a potluck was organized. Everyone brings their own food, drinks and snacks of their choice. Then all the food was pooled together and there you have it, a decent party...
It was fun with all the jokes, tales and experiences sharing during such occasions. It made time pass faster while we were all away from home.
This presented an opportunity for me to try out photographing events again, which I've only skimmed the surface.
Everyone had a wonderful time, the kids as well. Its harder to photograph them as they tend to move faster than the rest, photographing candid photos of kids is really another daunting challenge. It is therefore easier to pose them and take a photo hehe.
Until the next gathering, that's all for this time! Cheers mate!
This presented an opportunity for me to try out photographing events again, which I've only skimmed the surface.
Everyone had a wonderful time, the kids as well. Its harder to photograph them as they tend to move faster than the rest, photographing candid photos of kids is really another daunting challenge. It is therefore easier to pose them and take a photo hehe.
Until the next gathering, that's all for this time! Cheers mate!
This is the view of the Hoe from the Hoe Park on top of the hill, near the light house. This cape is called the Hoe for some reason, don't know though. The rented apartment that I am staying in for the moment is the beige building at the end of the curvy waterfront road.
This is the facade facing the sea. It's an old building, and is within Plymouth's heritage conservation zone. This means that no modification can be done on the exterior of the apartment without first requesting permission from the city council O.o"
I am not satisfied (hmm an understatement?), with a friend's photo of the apartment from this location, hence this is my response to his interpretation.
"Now, he just gave me something interesting to photograph..."
"Another one of those back-facing, going-somewhere photos..."
"Let's see how its like shooting from this height..."
*Taken on the weekend when friends from Milan and London converge on quiet Plymouth.
