Out of Focus Photography Exhibition

So yesterday I went touring round London looking at various exhibitions, including the Grayson Perry tapestries at the Victoria Miro Galley, Thomas Heatherwick Studio: Designing the Extraordinary at the V&A, and, my personal favourite, Out of Focus: Photography at the Saatchi gallery. 


I thoroughly enjoyed the array of work that was there. Looking at each piece my particular favourites, were the pieces by: 


David Benjamin Sherry,

 John Stezaker,

 David Noonan, 

 Mariah Robertson

A lot of the photography was in film, which had some beautiful lighting, composition and hue.
Overall I think the artists managed to contrast in style a great amount, it was overwhelming but very influential.

Artists like David Noonan, make me want to experiment with double exposure on film, however my current camera isn't loving that, so I'm going to have to invest. 

Nothing much

After rediscovering camera cable and being able to upload everything else, I've now been reduced to unpacking, your stuff taking up 3 rooms is apparently a slight inconvenience.
So not being able to get out to escape the unpacking nightmare here's my cat who decided to 'help' by lying on clothes.

Southwold Beginning of June

So I finally found my cable in all my packing after a week of looking...  

4:30 Start

Being awake at 4 in the morning at the beginning of your 'time off'. Seriously fun. Was sort of worth it. Staying in a friends, VW Camper in the middle of a field fill of sheep (which you can't see) in a pretty field. Yes this does sound cheesy but the picture speaks for itself.