Ellie Davies

Absolutely loving the photography work of Ellie Davies. Her pictures seem to perfectly capture the mystical feeling you find deep in a forest.

The images bellow are from her 'The Dwelling', 'Come with me' and 'The Gloaming'  projects.

Organizing Jars.

I love this. The dymo labels, Organizing, and even how they are photographed so lovely via Loved despite great faults.

Maddie On Things

Described as a supper serious project about Dogs and Physics - Maddie On Things is… well… a dog called Maddie standing on things - brilliant!

wooden churches.

Last week we did a bit of driving through New South Wales. We kept stumbling upon really nice, old churches dotted around the countryside and loved how different they are to the ones we find back home.

Here are some we found on our travels.

Freezing cold castles.

This past weekend we bravely headed out with a thermos of soup to Bothwell Castle. I say bravely as this was the first absolutely freezing day we have had in a while – giving us a taste of things to look forward to. I really don't mind the cold though when there are places like this not far from our house.  

Note to self find john some wellies. 

Why Not

Haven't blogged in a little while. So here's some kittens. Why not.

All via dream cats. Where my hours are wasted.

Washed Up

Washed Up is a photo series by Alejandro Duran who has collected rubbish that has “washed ashore from forty-two nations on six continents” onto the shores of Sian Ka’an, Mexico’s largest federally-protected reserve. Beautiful yet very sad.

visit the website to see more.

via UnderConsideration

Blue.

Hydrangeas are everywhere at the moment. I got these on the way home from work and made a little blue installation!

p.s listen to this.

Now we are off for the weekend. Excellent.

Littleferry Pier.

During our time up north, we tried out our new bikes by cycling to one of our favourite spots in Golspie - Littleferry Pier.

Here are some snaps from my DSLR, Sally had her Nikon out so she might upload a few pics when her next batch of film gets developed!

Golspie weekend!

We are heading back here tonight to meet three new members of the family and hopefully bring two home. But more about this when we return. 

I hope all your weekends are excellent! 

Picture by John taken with his fisheye back when it was glued to his hip. 

dusk.

While on a walk to find a 'real home'. I found a lot of 'wish they where my homes'.

chairs.

I had stumbled across this most lovely blog and among other loveliness there where these photographs of  chairs you can see more and read about it here i thought they where so good i just had to share. i am a sucker for a good chair. the older the better.

Golspie.

My friends at my work don't believe Golspie exists because they have never heard of it! but it surely does and this is where John grew up and its one of the best places in the world. here's a collage of photos we took on my first trip. john wasn't even my boyfriend when these where taken and when we went back last november and he became my husband whoa!

Proof!

Latest Batch.

As promised. My lastest batch of film form my trusty Nikon EM.

Pictures from Torridon, Cambridge and around Glasgow.