Instant Photography Project , Photo 8

This sweet little snap was taken at the well known Snugbury's! I love all the green and the plants on the right with the slightly hidden door , it reminds me of the secret garden. The couple were eating their ice creams and having a conversation so I thought I'd add them in the frame too.

-Ella- 

Instant Photography Project , Photo 7

This was taken in Chester , I snapped this because I love how surprisingly vibrant the red phone boxes were and how well they looked against the tree in the background I also like the blue in the background too I think all 3 colours work well together and are quite eye-catching. I made sure to take it so that the phone boxes are as central as possible. I love the character of the photo with the people in the background (especially the woman on the left sat on the bench) and also with one of the doors being open and the other closed.

I enjoy the very British and casual feel it has to it.

-Ella-

Instant Photography Project , Photo 6

When I took this my mum said 'oh no re-take it the pictures are wonky' but I didn't because the reason I snapped this is because the clock and the tea-party photos gave me a kind of Alice and Wonderland vibe and the kookiness of the wonky canvas photos added to that feel for me. 

I've never been too sure on how much I like this photo. It's definitely not one of my best but I like it , it's different. 

-Ella-

Instant Photography Project , Photo 5

This is the first photo I took at the bus station (the previous post is the second) . Again , I fell in love with the light (that's what us photographers do) so I knew I wanted to snap it quickly. So I did.

Again I like the central composition , similar to the shot in the previous post , I love the way the light leads you down the centre and how open space it makes it look. You focus straight down the middle where the light is.

-Ella-

Instant Photography Project , Photo 4

This is another one of my favourites from my project. I was walking through the bus stop and I was entranced by the stunning light filtering through all the windows and the harsh shadows it created. I spotted this man on the bench waiting for a bus , I had to capture it. Even though it was relatively spur of the moment , I'm pleased with the central composition of the man waiting and the mirrored panels either side and the various patches of light. Another thing I like about this , is the blues and how they pop so well.

-Ella-