brighton makes me happy

Some photographs I took on a recent trip to Brighton.
Taken with Canon EOS 450D.

Wedding Photography

Portrait shoot: for website: local drama company Bad Rhubarb

photoshoot for a website for local up and coming drama company Bad Rhubarb.

Carlos Bandana

Being my muse and also live-in lover, he appears to be the person I take most of my photographs of at the moment :)
He's quite clearly model material, even if he is only mine currently!

Some of the images:

My new tattoo design :) slight tribute to mr frank turner because he's one of my favouritest people ever!
As soon as i have the pennies it's happening!
woop ^__^

The old railroad..

Every time I go home it always feels a bit like regressing, no internet and very few friends from home who actually live there.. means I spend nearly all my time with my grandparents, which to be honest, I love. My grandads a bit poorly at the moment which is slightly worrying, but the major concern for him is being teetotal for the time being (I told him to pretend he couldn't read the label condeming alcohol consumption on his medication, but he's clearly more sensible than me) This means my favourite passtime with him (drinking ale in various pubs) has been stolen away from us, resulting in me becoming a reet country lass for 2 weeks, helping him with the garden, growing vegetable stuff, chopping wood and long country walks..
These photographs are from those walks, primarily our church-dodging walk on Zombie Jesus day, down where the old railway used to be.
N.B the lib dems want to recover the railway in Ringwood, running a connection line to Bournemouth.. It's a nice idea but the chances of them getting through in this notorious two-horse race is next to nothing.. besides which, the state of the remaining railway tracks here would suggest it may be a bit late for that, the railways been dead for years, only a few tracks remain, more for local historians than fuck all else!

Nestle Killer: Give the Orang-utan a break!

courtesy of Green peace

http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/index.html?utm_source=monkeyemailupdate&utm_medium=email&utm_term=palmoil&utm_campaign=forests#action