Monday, October 05, 2009

What a difference a day makes...


Yesterday, Flickr posted on their blog, about our exhibition, Made in Oxford (at the Jam Factory, until the 31st October), and since then I've had an explosion of views on my photostream. At this moment in time, it's reached 2,652 views, and the photo that they used, has 1,061 views just today, which is amazing.

What isn't so amazing, is that in the blog post, only 1 picture is from the exhibition, the rest are just what Flickr chose from the group pool. The 1 picture, is actually the poster for the event, but no mention of the original photographer, kT LindSay.

So in case you'd forgotten, our exhibition is currently running at the Jam Factory, until 31st October. Come along, buy a framed print, have coffee, have cake, have breakfast, lunch and dinner, have a pint and enjoy the photographs :)

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Alan and Susie


Alan and Susie
Originally uploaded by Jazza2
This past weekend, I was asked to be the unofficial, official photographer for my friends Alan and Susie wedding.

Not my first wedding taking pictures, but the first with a bit more responsibility. But it went fine, was a great day for everyone.

This is the just the first picture of many, more will be uploaded to Flickr over the next few days

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Dance Unlocked


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Originally uploaded by Jazza2
Taken at Dance Unlocked, at Oxford Castle, part of Oxfringe 2009

Local dance groups performed short prepared pieces in styles ranging from contemporary through ceroc to breakdancing and jive.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Cambridge


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Originally uploaded by Jazza2
Taken on my recent trip to Cambridge

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

My money's on the bear

Bears are the #1 threat in America, there's a reason for that. They are dangerous killers, so would easily beat a shark in a fight

Sunday, March 08, 2009

Let me tell you what I do

Trying to keep users computers working, and safe from viruses. While monitoring servers, and looking for better solutions to problems