Mr Mallon.

I think I've seen this photo in one of my theory lectures, meaning it's probably really old, but I came across it last night and thought it was really interesting. The image was taken using a pinhole camera in a garden, but the photographer left it there and forgot about it for months, the resulting image being light trails of the Sun's movement over the course of the days it was left there.

via, Public School.

Holiday tomorrow!

Tomorrow I am off down to Portsmouth to catch a ferry to St Malo.
A week of definite sun, it will be good.
I've bought two waterproof disposable cameras so I can take some nice underwatery beachy photos. Will come back with some nice snapshots hopefully.
It's my first time back to that area for a little over 3 years now, I can't wait, it's wicked.
Although, the ferry is overnight and we have nowhere to sleep, hopefully that will all go ok anyway. I'll just watch HIMYM to pass the time.
May blog from the ferry if possible.
If not, see you in a week.

I love France, fresh bread and cake ♥

Also, it is my birthday whilst we are out there. I'm kind of glad that I don't have to go down the pub this year. I don't enjoy the idea of being 20.

I'M REPTAR!!

I am currently obsessed with Walking with Dinosaurs, which, whilst involving buying The Sun, is brilliant. It's 10 years old and still impresses, which makes me horrifically angry about the epic fail that is Mega Shark VS Giant Octopus - I realise there could be a large difference in budget, but for film and a television series you wouldn't expect it to be that great and considering all the advances since 1999, you'd think an effort could have been made with MSVGO - but clearly not, I'm hating thrillers and horrors at the moment anyway though.


Here, have a photograph of some tasty breakfast.


I went down Albert Road today, it is really not very good, hopefully when the weather picks up I will take some more photographs, it's so gloomy, I'm not in the mood.

I'm trying to draw more... but I forgot my sketchbook for the near three hour long journey to East Grinstead for Moon's Fender interview yesterday.
Managed to get halfway through Rules of Attraction though, it's so good, I can't wait to start American Psycho.
I hope my tan stops fading. ☹