Oh I do love to live beside the seaside...
A week back, Colin and I took a trip to the seaside. I meant to post these pictures at the time, but life got in the way as it has a nast little habit of doing. I have more, but they are all showing up as massive. So anyway, here you go...
I like the colours and detail in the sea-junk photo a lot. The reflexion photo wasnt set up, I just saw it after the message had been written for me in the sand, and the positioning was just right to snap that reflection thing in it, which I think is cute. The sand and sun picture was awesome to get as I have been trying for a while now and never get it just as I want it. And the falling over picture was just me practicing my framing when Colin decided to be a fool and it looked a bit comic, so I captured it.
I have an exam tomorrow which I have yet to start studying for. Infact, I have an exam in less that 24 hours. This is an important exam - very important. My honours decisions may rest upon the outcome of this exam. So why have I yet to pick up a book? Used to be a time when I would work tirelessly for something I really wanted to achieve.
The question I keep asking myself is, "Do I really want this?"
I like the colours and detail in the sea-junk photo a lot. The reflexion photo wasnt set up, I just saw it after the message had been written for me in the sand, and the positioning was just right to snap that reflection thing in it, which I think is cute. The sand and sun picture was awesome to get as I have been trying for a while now and never get it just as I want it. And the falling over picture was just me practicing my framing when Colin decided to be a fool and it looked a bit comic, so I captured it.
I have an exam tomorrow which I have yet to start studying for. Infact, I have an exam in less that 24 hours. This is an important exam - very important. My honours decisions may rest upon the outcome of this exam. So why have I yet to pick up a book? Used to be a time when I would work tirelessly for something I really wanted to achieve.
The question I keep asking myself is, "Do I really want this?"