It was a while ago that I was driving down a road on my way to college and I saw this little building in among the trees. I first spotted it when I was taking pictures of pillboxes in the nearby woods, but it wasn't a pillbox, it was even better it reminded me of a set from a movie about zombies. It was misty, and the deconstructed bridge just added together to make a very mysterious scene.

So i had an open day down at Bournemouth, so me and my mum decided to make a day of, so we went to the beach, ate chips from a fish and chip shop, went round the local shops and then went to the open day. It was a lovely day!!! and of course I had to take some photos, so here are some of them.

Well, my friend Maddison needed me to take some images for her for her art. So I got my models, Emily and Caroline, and we hit the road with my Doc Matins in hand, Speaking of Doc Martin is on TV tonight, anyway so here are the images.
They are taking mostly in the dark, so not my best work, in a woods where I normally walk my dog called Ceasar's Camp. I first wanted to go there as there is a massive hill there and I thought we could see the sun set, but we missed that and I couldn't make it up the hill anyway.
In other news, I have now been a vegan for exactly five months. People says the first five months is the hardest, i totally just made that up, it is alot eaiser than I thought it would be, I have to thank my sister for that though, as she shows me ho to make amazing vegan meals and how much healther I could be. I am now more fitter, my illness has been cured and I am slowly but surely saving the world in my own way.

I know I haven't posted in a very long time, but I have a good excuse, I was on Holiday!!! So I though I would show some pictures I took of sunny Ireland.
I went there for 10 days, with the family and had an amazing time, beaches, mountains and artwork everywhere. The beaches at Ireland are particularly beautiful, one we went to had a castle ruin on the edge of it and this was just magical to see. But beware of Jellyfish, Lots of jellyfish on the beaches of Ireland.
In this post I will show you some images of the first beach we went to, it was a beautiful day and the beach was fantastic, however as we had the dog we could not enter the beach so we had to walk for about 10 miles to get to the dog beach, hope it was worth it Buster!

These images are tester images from my new film camera, that I got at a car boot for £15. Which is pretty amazing as it is from the 60s and it came with a tripod, yellow filter, bag, case ECT. But as you can see I should have used the tripod and my hands are too shakey for this camera. Hopefully the next ones will be better, I'll keep you posted.