Photo Workshop - South Bank, London

A day's workshop with Doug Chinnery yesterday in London focused on Multiple Exposures and Intentional Camera Movement.  I took hundreds of images and have some lovely ones taken in Tate Modern, which I've only just looked through  - lots of choosing and editing ahead!  For me the day would have benefited from having a morning practical camera session followed by an afternoon spent processing the images, thus gaining from another aspect of Doug's expertise.
A wet start to the morning followed by a beautiful afternoon.  Lots of visitors along this stretch of the river with one of the great advantages being that no one takes much notice of people with cameras.

A change of image from this morning in consideration of a friend who said the previous one reminded her what it felt like when she has a migraine - I hope this one doesn't have the same effect.

A tiring and tedious journey home on a train that seemed to stop at every station in the midlands before finally depositing us in Sheffield at 10.30  - then we got lost on a diversion as we left the station so we weren't home until well after 11pm.  The end of a very long day, which had started for me at 4.30am.