London Nightmare

As you know i went to London a few weeks ago, I had a fantastic time and found a few bargains hunting the Vintage stables in Camden. I also had a great time at the London Dungeons, yes it soinds wierd but there just so happens to be an amusing exhibition there, where you can here about the gory murders that form the history of London. Not only do you here stories but they are also re-enacted for you and there's even chance to take part. I had a really great time, and i think it's something most people would enjoy so take a look, it is a bit pricey, but good if you happen to have a bit of spare cash.

http://www.thedungeons.com/en/introduction.html#backtotop

something to see in Nottingham

http://www.wozzon.com/url/event/part-i@surface-gallery/6525302102/1773527701/?dateCriteria=2&when=10/11/2009&till=10/11/2009&locationProvided=1&pageId=0&viewType=;&searchString=Art&searchLocation=Nottingham&categoryId=1112&subCategoryId=0&sortType=1&searchInDescription=true&showAllCategories=false&displayFutureEvents=false&displayFutureResultLink=false&townId=0&oldLocation=&searchType=1&pageSize=10&dayIncrement=&latitude=&&exactMatchVenues=false

I was searching the net, as you do, and found this. I thought it sounded quite interesting, worth a look, hopefully i will be able to get down to Nottingham to see it.

Have no idea what i'm talking about? Then stop being so lazy and click the link!

Never at home

So i was just looking through my camera and apparently i've stopped at seven different locations in the past two weeks, i knew my life was pretty hectic but i thought i at least had time to sleep in my own bed, but it seems not. Sometimes i don't even have time to sleep in a bed.

Local Designer

When visiting Birmingham University on one of there open days, i was informed that a previous student from there had launched her own bussiness called Bits and Bows, so i researched the name and found out that she has a small stall at the Custard Factory Flea Market, every Saturday from 11am to 5pm. There she sells one off pieces customised and sewn to suit the client, she specializes in vintage womens clothing, customised to add a modern fashion twist. I've bin down to the flea market and the items are fantastic for the price, made to a proffesional standard and you can be sure that each piece is a one off, it is worth taking a look at.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bits-and-Bows/116284416755?v=wall#/pages/Bits-and-Bows/116284416755?ref=mf
Here is her Facebook link, she is currently trying to reach 2000 fans by the 1st December, so be sure to become a fan of Bits and Bows, to show support to one of our Local designers.

Don't Harm Susie

I've known Don't Harm Susie since before they were even a band, and have followed there progress closely since they formed. There unsigned so need as much support as possible, and there amazing musicians. I am pleased to say they have a gig on the
11th December at The bristol Pear in Selly Oak, where i will be the Official photographer. Entry is Free and i hope to see as many people there as possible it will be an amazing night. If there are any enquiries about how to get there feel free to contact me.

clothes show live photoshoot

About a month ago, i entered a competition for the clothes show live, where i would win a large amount of money and a chance to work with a top photographer for a week. I had to take a photograph that portayed how i see British street style, so i set up a photoshoot with my friend Holly (she's very English) and was going to combine them using photoshop to come up with a final portrait. Unfortuntely my application did not get there in time, but i thought the photographs were so good why not show them off any way.

http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/
I found this blog really inspirational, for this progect as there are some great shots of streetstyle.

Halloween

So of course, as many others did, me and my friends went out in Birmingham for Halloween dressed in costumes. Starting at Eden and finishing at Snobs. There was actualy a special fundraising event for gay pride where you paid £1 to get into a club and then didn't have to pay to get into any other gay bars which i thought was brilliant, it's a shame it wasn't advertised more they could have raised so much ,more money.