I've finished my first year of uni and it's about time I shared some of the photos! This was the first portfolio for the first module we had, learning very basic techniques like long exposure and composition but I still learned a few things, for example: how much I hate panning.
RIP Falmouth and probably the rest of Cornwall. Covid cases have risen dramatically, the worst it's been in months thanks to the G7 summit, numerous protests, and a ridiculously high influx of tourists.
Cornwall has been the perfect place to be during each lockdown, but all that is rapidly changing with lockdown 3.0 lifting and the tourists flooding in. There's a reason we call them "emmets", it's means "ant" in Cornish.
I haven't posted in such a long time! I have a serious love-hate relationship with Instagram.
Happy earth day!
Are you a cat or a dog person? I'm definitely both... 🐱❤️🐶
I'm curious, how many of you have ever surfed before?
Candyfloss skies 💗 Do you prefer sunrise or sunset?
I think we're all counting down the days until the end of lockdown and the start of things hopefully going back to normal.
I only just realised how heavily edited these photos look, but they aren't! It's just a bit of light editing to adjust the brightness, contrast and vividness, plus the magic of shooting with @fujifilmx_uk - the colours are incredible (even if my X-T20 has been nothing but problems that Fujifilm haven't been able to fix and I'm desperately saving up to buy an X-T3 before it breaks again).
One of my modules for uni this semester focuses on the marine environment and I've chosen to do my presentation and portfolio on shipwrecks (local ones because covid but of course I'd rather be in the Philippines).
Probably the last sunrise I'll see for a while, at least it was a good one.
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