I'm always drawn to Bristol's suspension bridge despite it having been shot to death. Its a great place to sit and think. And each time I visit it, I always find a new angle. Shot at night using a tripod and long exposure.

Andalucia

This is a snap shot from several years ago. I took it from the moving car while driving from my home in the south of Spain to the UK. The composition taps into some deep roots. That no blood in my veins is Spanish does not matter, de crianza Andaluz, my home was there in childhood & upbringing.

L’Oratoire Saint-Joseph du Mont-Royal

Southville

Flowers of Temple Church

Temple Church

The Flowers of Temple Church

Wood Turning by Julie Heryet

Wood Turning by Julie Heryet
http://www.julieheryet-woodturner.co.uk/

The Last Door of Brandon Steep

The Mustard of Nelson's Column

Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronté, KB (29 September 1758 – 21 October 1805)

Spring Tulips

Spring Tulips on College Green

cin·na·mon

Star anise, mint & cinnamon.

Next Market Stall

Tobacco Factory Market
Sunday 19th April

Next Market Day

Sunday 29th March
Tobacco Factory Market
10:30-14:30
Just off Raleigh Road
Southville

Someone Cares (The Day of Seven Pounds)

This Saturday I watched the film Seven Pounds. Please don't read further if you have not seen it, but to others, you'll know how it presents the themes of suicide and yet redemption beautifully interwoven. Well, I was walking by the Clifton Suspension bridge in the evening, and saw another photographer setting up his tripod on the edge of the lookout platform. I wondered just how many photographs of the bridge are out there taken from exactly the same angle. And with the themes of suicide and redemption still rippling in my thoughts, I stepped back from the edge and tried to feel that difference in the bridge. Although the Samaritans Care sign exists as a reminder of those who have before found themselves in the sorrowful act of terminal consolation, it still stands as a last choice for salvation. Someone, somewhere always cares.

Flowers on a Roundabout

These flowers were lit by the setting sun on the roundabout at the bottom of Constitution Hill and start of Hotwell's Road. I must've looked mighty funny to the drivers down on hands and knees with my bum in the air taking these shots.

Market Stall & Website

I won't have a market stall set up this weekend. The next will be on the 15th March.

www.jamiermchugh.co.uk

The new website is up and running, but with a limited number of photographs in the portfolio, which I'll update over the next few days.

Prints for Sale

I'm taking my first venture into commercial photography this sunday, selling framed prints at the local Tobacco Factory Market on Raleigh Road. I've been pretty hectic for the last two weeks in preparation, but I'm about there and really excited about trying to sell something of my own for the first time!
If you're in the area pop in and check out the market, its small but local, and has some good food stalls too.
I've had the go ahead to get my camera repaired after some water damage over christmas, so that is on the way, and I can't wait to get it back and start shooting again. It's been frustrating with the snow coming down, not having my camera to shoot with.

Into the Mist, Clifton Suspension Bridge

Steam Engine, Bristol Dockland

Floraidh

Logged Reflections

The Bay at Ullapool

Kirsty

Flocks & Hay Bales on Christmas Morning