When work is fun

I was asked by the Retail department to do some photography today. Naturally jumped at the chance but I always worry when the shots are for work. I was quite pleased with how they turned out especially considering the light down there. The photograhs are of a display cabinet and some of the merchandise.

I really should keep track of my pics.

In March a couple of West Ham players came to Canary Wharf and I took pictures. The press officer from WHU asked if I could send her a couple of pics. Only just got around to checking their website and they used one in a news story.
Always nice to know where you pics are being used LOL

http://www.whufc.com/page/News/0,,12562~1251440,00.html

The Christmas Rush

Had to take some pictures of the Christmas Trees in lobby at work, so while I was down there I decided to have a bit of a play. Luckily these to parcel laden shoppers appeared.

Introducing Oliver

Oliver was born in the early hours of Thursday morning weighting a very healthly 9lbs. I met Oliver on Saturday morning with lots of his adoring family.

Children

A colleague of mine bought her two children to work today so that I could try and get some shots of them. It wasn't too bad but they quickly got bored. Got a few nice shots but not what I wanted. It was a good learning experience though. I found the mum wanted them staring down the lense where some of my fave shots are where they are not looking at the camera at all.

Playing with Photoshop 2

Ok had some feedback on the first Image of Grace so I have had another go. This time in Black & White. Selected only the red channel then copied that so it was a double red channel. Then used the brush tool to fade the edges.

Playing with Photosphop

Here is my attempt at a Hi key image .This is Grace being a little cutie.

Meet Grace and Max

Grace is 4 and Max is 5 weeks. They are such cuties. Their mum Jane looks great but I know thats because she is getting lots and lots of help from Grace.

These are better viewed large so double click on the images to seem them full size.