Pete's Blog

An inquisitive seal and an equally inquisitive boy stare each other out in the harbour at St Ives. Taken using the Olympus EP-2 and 14-42mm lens on 2 September 2011.

Scarecrows in the car park at Mawgan Porth on 1 September 2011. I'd spent the day on the beach without a camera so this was a snap shot on the iphone for the photo365 project.

We drove over to Tintagel to see the Castle (31 August 2011) and parked in the car park a short walk away from the St Materianas church. I was fascinated by the gravestones which had a lovely coating of fine light green lichen.

The tide was out at Porth (Nr Newquay) when I walked over from Mawgan Porth on 30th Aug 2011. I wandered around looking for textures and spotted this interesting composition with a few shells Taken with the handheld Olympus EP-2 and 14-42mm lens.

This was taken on a coastal walk to Bedruthan Steps (29 August 2011). I went over to photograph the sunset but hadn't done my research and the tide was fully in so I couldn't get on to the beach. It's at a spot on the way back to Mawgan Porth.

I woke up at 7am on the Sunday morning (28 August 2011) with the intention of going for a jog with my lad. His alarm went off but he went back to sleep. So I ran alone and headed over to Bedruthen Steps on the Coastal path.

I been away for the week in Cornwall. I didn't have great access to internet so decided to leave the blog until I got back. So now, after catching up with all the work stuff, I'm going to catch up by posting photos I've taken each day.

So the Solar panels have been in for a week now, and today it's rained most of the time so the energy being generated is a little low. But in one week I've fed 104Kwh back into the grid and despite using electricity in the house my house meter is 10 units

I decided to start to improve on my levitation skills. So this evening I cycled off into Clumber to do some woodland levitation. I've admired the work of the highly creative ePHOTOzine member Beckas and the world famous Miss Aniela

A simple idea where you desaturate part of the picture and make it look as though you are painting colour onto it. I set the Olympus E-P2 camera up on a tripod and on the two second delay.