Location: Khumogwai, St Andrews
Changes: Contrast, slight, blurring
26 May 2007
25 May 2007
24 May 2007
23 May 2007
22 May 2007
21 May 2007
20 May 2007
19 May 2007
In that Barn, where Something Lies Hidden under a Stack of Hay
Location: Glen Road, Islay, Scotland
Changes: Contrast, a very little
18 May 2007
17 May 2007
16 May 2007
Piercing the Heavens with a Blinding Flash
Location: God-forsaken road to a God-forsaken standing stone in a middle of a muddy field, by night, Islay, Scotland
Changes: Contrast, blurring
15 May 2007
14 May 2007
13 May 2007
Ardbeg
Location: Phonebooth at Ardbeg, Islay, Scotland
Changes: Contrast, little
It really was the only rain of the day.
12 May 2007
Le Téléphon
Location: Ardbeg, Islay, Scotland
Changes : Contrast, very little
Did not got in for pleasure to be protected from a passing shower and at the end, it proved to be a good idea photowise
11 May 2007
The Road with Three Whisky Distilleries
Location: On the road to Ardbeg, Islay, Scotland
Changes: Contrast
10 May 2007
09 May 2007
08 May 2007
07 May 2007
06 May 2007
05 May 2007
04 May 2007
03 May 2007
02 May 2007
01 May 2007
30 April 2007
29 April 2007
28 April 2007
Fanions
Location: Khumogwai, St Andrews, Scotland
Changes: Contrast, very slighlty; blurring, very little
27 April 2007
26 April 2007
25 April 2007
24 April 2007
23 April 2007
22 April 2007
21 April 2007
20 April 2007
19 April 2007
18 April 2007
17 April 2007
16 April 2007
Titleless 07
Location: Le Moulleau
Changes: Contrast, blurring
Apologies for the little interruption. I have been very busy finishing my masters' thesis before taking a few days of holidays on the Isle of Skye.
07 April 2007
06 April 2007
05 April 2007
04 April 2007
03 April 2007
02 April 2007
01 April 2007
Mask & Flower Pot
Location: Home, Angers, France
Changes: Contrast, blurring very little
This is the last of this series of photos. They were taken with my normal camera through the eyepiece of a much older piece of equipment, a camera dating form the start of the 20th century. Very heavy, and forced to take the photos looking from the top of the camera, it was not very easy to get very clear shots. It somehow helped creating an atmosphere and I was investigating this new way of taking photos. For this last shot, I used a stool to support the camera. Hence a much clearer shot.
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