Pete's Blog

While in B&Q looking for a security light I decided to photograph a few of their light shades. iPhone and Hipstamatic. This was my favourite of the series.

Empowerment is the title of this sculpture over the Brayford near the Waterside Shopping centre in Lincoln. There's a standard view of this so I tried to get it from a different angle...below. I don't think this angle actually works as well

Today was very different to yesterday, but similar. Yesterday I was in Covent Garden Today I wasn't, but had totally coincidental a carton of Covent Garden Soup Yesterday I was outside in the cold Today I was inside and warm

I'm just back from London following a night out with Samsung for their Christmas party. Before we went to their venue Tracey and I called at Covent Garden. They have a huge Christmas tree but I've already photographed two in this Photo365 series

I'm just back from a six hour round trip to pick up an eBay win that I bid on and didn't expect to win. On the way back I called for a pee break at the Hatfield Galleria in Herts and spotted a new shop. The Arsenal Store...It opened on 19 Nov 2011

The Worksop town centre street illuminations went up last week. This is a sample on the pedestrian area of Bridge Street. The iPhone isn't great for this type of photography, but I probably wouldn't have taken a photo of the lights otherwise.

While at Donna Nook I spotted this interesting textured cabbage...the Savoy (Capitata var. sabauda L.). In the supermarket they're normally less interesting, but a farmer sells fresh produce at the car park field of Donna Nook.

I went over to Donna Nook today...it was cold! I had about six layers on and still had a chill. The seals were plentiful, despite last week's unexpected high tide which split many pups up from their mums. This one seemed happy enough snoozing

Another passage of light from the sun. This time through one window onto a kitchen cupboard. The light is so contrasty at this time of the year.

A sheet of A 4 paper cut into five strips and placed on top of another and lit from above left. It's a bit of an optical illusion. No paper was folded. Each of the five strips were taped at one end and placed on their edge so they were about 1.5in high.