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5
Dec 2010
Catwalk photos from the 2010 Clothes Show Live at the NEC Birmingham, on the world’s longest catwalk, in front of a 6,500 seated audience.
7
Sep 2010
Photos of model Sarah Widdowson, taken during Trax 2010 at Silverstone over the weekend.
Sarah Widdowson at Trax 2010
31
Aug 2010
When life gives you lemons…
Taken with a Canon 7D, and a Canon 24 – 70mm f2.8 L lens, being lit with a single Sigma EF530 flash inside a light tent with a black background and a black plate to act as a base.
Strawberries & Cream
Taken with a Canon 7D and a Canon 24 – 70mm f2.8 L lens and was lit using a single Sigma EF530 flash. The strawberries were placed within a light tent, with a white background and a large white plate as the base.
Nucleus
29
Jul 2010
It’s been two weeks since my latest project, Ask a Scientist, was released into the wild and so I thought it was about time to at least mention it here.
The site sees young people (primarily between the ages of 14 – 25) engage and interact with science on a new level – by providing them with a platform to ask any science related question they want – and get real scientists from around the UK to provide the answers, stimulate discussions and generally teach and inspire young people to make science their career.
After months of planning, designing and negotiating with various science organisations and scientists, the site finally went live on July 15th – with the aim to expand and enhance the content of the site over time. I’d also like to thank all the support I’ve had so far from many, many people who without them, the site wouldn’t be anywhere close to completion – that includes my friends and family, colleagues at NPL, and various people from a whole host of other organisations including STEMNET, Kingston University, the MET Office and the NHS to name a few!
Go check it out – let me know what you think – and by all means get involved and help improve and expand what the site currently has to offer!
The site also makes use of various social networks – you can follow it on Twitter at @askascientist – and, if you tweet questions they will automatically be added to the question repository. There’s also a Facebook fan page and a Youtube page for the videos.
28
Jun 2010
