Waterflow

I took this photos at a fountain near Albert Square in Manchester. I really liked how each photo would turn out differently because of the water flow. Changing the white balane to tungsten i think made gave the water a better look

Stonehenge

This was the last location i would visit before i return back home and leave Manchester :(

Wall

I liked the different lines in this wall and how they get closer to each other near the end of the picture. This is near the train station at Windsor

Perspective

While walking around Windsor Castle. I liked the way the castle appeared behind these nice small flowers.

Yummm Yummmm, Garlic Bread right out of the oven!!!!

Patience

Also at York train station. I just liked how patient this person when waiting for a train, but it was worth the wait since the train that was due to pass was a very old steam engine train.

Skeleton

Took this pic at York train station. I really liked the way the metal lines flow and appear to get smaller at the end of the Tunnel. I also feel it looks like a skeleton, particulary the rib cage

Attempting Book Photography

These are pics i took while trying to shoot books in an artistic way, or similar to those we see in commercials. I think i did a good job in the end. Your comments???

Beautiful Leaf

Took this photo in Manchester near IDPM department of University of Manchester. I really liked its size, and also the dropplets of water that are covering its surfarce. Its symetry is something that also caught my attention. But i think i oversaturated it, not sure .

Batersea Park - Xgames Bike Show

At Battersea power station, south London, went therer for an Xgames Bike show

On the London Eye

Contrast: Muddy, dirty and disgusting/Green, fresh and clean

Reflection

My reflection and the London eye, all through that tiny piece of metal :P

Shadow along the building

The shadow of the london eye. Some stats about it: Every 30mins, the London eye generates more than 10,000GBP :)

A kick ass photographer, with two huge cameras and lenses, a tripod and a bag full of other lenses. The way he took pics of the pelican was amazing. Hopefully someday ill reach his level :)

Somewhere around london, ive found taking pictures of buildings up close without showing their sides interesting

If i remember clearly this was part of the House of Parliement in London

Near Buckingham palace, i like the difference between the left side and the ride of this road, and how the poles separate them.

Gates of Buckingham Palance

Gates of Buckingham Palace, any comments on the editing??

At St James Park in London, it would have been better if these ducks had their heads up, but they just kept on cleaning themselves, and i had to go :(

Somewhere around city center in Manchester. I like the symmetry on both sides, wish these 2 people at the end werent there...

I dont know how i came up with this idea, but unfortunatly the execution was horrible. Its extremely blurry and not soo focused. But will try it again soon

Alive looking all fresh and colorful/ Dead looking boring and lifeless :P

Saw this snail at the park near my accomodation