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Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 January 2013

Exam Free!

Ahhh. That was me breathing a sigh of relief because my exams are over and I can take down my revision posters and hide my books away and hopefully never have to look at them again.
Now I have a bit more time on my hands, I did some experimenting with self timer in the garden, I propped my sister's camera up against a bowl and ran around the garden trying not to slip on the ice with moderate success...

 
I'm not going to lie, I slipped over.
These cute mugs were £2 each from Cancer Research 

Hat - River Island £19.99
Shirt - H+M ex-boyfriend's
Jumper - Zara £9.99
Leggings - Next £7
Parka - Tk Maxx £29.99
Boots - Dr. Martens £20.12

Saturday, 19 January 2013

Velvet Goldmine

After the completely terrible English lit retake I decided to reward myself with a browse round the remaining Topshop sale. I had already got my eye on this dress and when I saw that it had been reduced to £20 I had to have it. This post marks a first of a few things: my first item of velvet clothing, the first time I've taken pictures of clothes specifically for my blog (scary) and the first time I've frolicked in the snow without at least 3 layers on. I apologize for the mess.
Dress: Topshop £20
Leggings: Miss Selfridge £10
Creepers: Amazon £25






















 I'd like to thank my little sister for taking the photographs in the freezing cold whilst I barked commands at her. She wants to be a photographer when she grows up, what do you think of her photos?





Wednesday, 16 January 2013

The Weather Outside is Frightful

Today I embarked on the 4 mile walk to a nearby village (I really must learn how to drive...) to take photographs of a friend for my A-Level media coursework. I took the opportunity to get some fresh air, exercise and some photos of the beautiful frost which has covered the countryside. I got half way down the road before a kind stranger stopped her car and gave me a lift to where I was going. I'm usually scared of the unknown and my first instinct when I saw the car slow down was that the woman (I learnt her name was Helen) was going to shout abuse at me. I ought to think better of other human beings.