Saturday 30 December 2017
Painting with Light Sunderland
I have been attending a college course on Photography and being able to do a range of photographic styles. I took these photos at Seaburn Beach Sunderland. It was such an experience learning how to use my camera in the night time and such a great opportunity to take some photos of the young lady who was using the fire for these photo opportunities.
Thursday 30 November 2017
Sunderland City Of Culture 2021
I recently attended an event that was helping to promote Sunderland as a City of Culture. I managed to get some photographs of the entertainment that was provided at the event. Fireflight by Periplum.
The show was marking the culture of the North East and the past history of Sunderland.
Tuesday 31 October 2017
F Stop Doctor Who Style
If you follow my posts you will know I did a photography course during the summer. I then decided to start the higher level course photography which started in September this year. As part of my work I had to show evidence of trying out different F-Stops in my photos. I thought what better than to add a bit of 'Geek' to it. I used Doctor Who props that belonged to my young daughter for this piece of work.
The photo below is using F 4.5 as you can see the background is very blurry.
The photo below is using F Stop 9 the background is still blurry but not as much as the previous photo.
The Photo below is using F STop 22 this shows the whole photo is now in focus and not blurred.
I am really enjoying the course and hope to learn more about the possibilities I have with my canon camera. I have also started attending a local photography club to hopefully learn even more.
Saturday 30 September 2017
Face Painting Lion King Theme
I recently worked on a face painting job where they wanted a Lion King Theme. They wanted the children to have animal face paint designs. The children chose a variety of animal designs. I tested the designs on my daughter as unfortunately I couldn't take photos of all of the children with their designs.
Thursday 31 August 2017
Sara Heraoua Photography
My eldest daughter Sara has recently set up a Facebook Page showcasing her photography work. She has been doing photography for many years and had been studying Photography at College this past year learning a lot more. I thought I would give her a shout out on my page. I am so proud of her achievements, she is doing so well and really enjoying her art course at college. Here is her page: https://www.facebook.com/saraheraouaphotography/
Monday 31 July 2017
Photography Flowers
I recently went on a photography course at college. I really enjoyed learning how to actually use my camera properly. I have had my canon camera for a couple of years but didn't know what all the buttons and options were on it. I am hoping to getmore use out of my camera now. I have attached some of the photos I took in the studio of a Lily flower and also a photograph I took of a purple flower in a local park.
Sunday 18 June 2017
Rice Heat Cold Packs Tutorial
I have made rice heat packs many times over the years, I always have a few kept in the freezer at home as they get used often by myself. I suffer from headaches and I find a soothing cold pack against my head really helps. They are also good heated in the microwave as a heat pack for stomach cramps.
The skull design ones are some I have recently made, I made these smaller in a square shape instead of rectangles. It doesn't really matter what the shape is as long as they do there job.
These are very simple to make, just 2 pieces of cotton cloth, place together pattern side touching each other, sew around all 4 sides, leaving a small gap on one side. Turn the fabric the right way around, then fill 3/5 full of rice and then secure the hole by sewing it closed. They are ready to be used, either by placing in the freezer or heating in the microwave. Here is a link to 'Tipnut' a really good tutorial: http://tipnut.com/make-your-own-microwave-heating-pad/
Below are some I made and posted about 6 years ago. http://www.karimascrafts.com/2011/02/hot-and-cold-packs.html?m=0
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