Spider

Posted by yetanotherdave on September 30, 2011

Picture of a spider taken at the bottom of my garden.

Random acts of photos

Posted by yetanotherdave on August 1, 2011

All photos by me taken at Camp Bestival 2011.

Daily photo project

Posted by yetanotherdave on January 3, 2010

There’s been a bit of a theme running through the last few posts, photography. I love photos, I can spend hours on stumble-upon going through the pictures section. About 6 months ago I managed to pick up a dirt cheap Nikon D40.

Since then I have been playing around, and even started reading up on how to use it. I manage to learn something new each time, and have a long way to go, to help, I’ve started a daily photo blog to practise and learn.

Please go and have a look http://bristoldailyphoto.wordpress.com/

Banksy Exhibition

Posted by yetanotherdave on August 19, 2009

In a thinking outside the box moment I decided I would try and avoid the 2-3 hour queue for the Banksy exhibition by turning up 2.5 hours before it opened. It made sense in my head at the time.

There was a load of stuff there none of which was what Banksy is most famous for, graffiti. Which is not surprising really, as walls aren’t that transportable. What is there is definitely Banksy though. Pictures, statues, installations.

This one is a bit creepy, the thing in the bowl is an amimatronic fish finger that swims around like a fish.

This one had to be the most impressive, I’m not sure if the model is Banksy, but it’s stunning in detail, and covered with model soldiers.

Ooh, controversial!

I particularly liked the cartoons, they have an almost xkcd.com feel to them (minus maths jokes of course).
Click any image to see it larger.

(“where did you get that hat”, “the same idiot who drew your shoes”)

There are more photos on my flickr, in this set. The exhibition is running till August 31st. If you are near Bristol you need to go. Go early, queues get up to 5 hours (they’ve closed nearby roads just to accommodate the queue) it gets busy fast, and there’s loads (much more than I’ve got here) to see.