30/09/09

These three are all images I took a couple of years ago, and I'm posting them as I have no new material. Working full time has made me appreciate the amount of free time I used to take for granted, and how I need to organise my time better.

The first image was taken in my local town centre

The second in Manchester, outside Primark...I'm sure many have felt the same way as this particular man

The third is of the grounds of an old stately home near Leeds...a very beautiful and serene place - I want it.

As ever, click to enlarge each shot, and all comments are appreciated

22/09/2009

This is Dom, a director of interior design company, NoChintz, where once a week I go in to help on a voluntary basis.

Dom was clearly in a state of deep concentration.

As always, click to enlarge

21/09/2009

It has been a couple of weeks since I last posted, largely down to me being up at 7am and not being back till 6pm whilst on my placement.

I took these two shots earlier today, I've never noticed the light-dark blend on the bathroom blinds until today, times like this you wish you had a macro lens.

I prefer the 1st photo.

As ever, click to enlarge the shots, and thanks for the comments on the previous photos.

08/09/09

I started a new work placement with a Multi-Disciplin Architectural company this monday in their Interior department...lots of work, and less hour of sleep...but its going well.

I also recently finished a site that will act as a portfolio for me for the next 6 months or so...

www.TayabIqbal.com

Thanks for the comments on the previous shot, and as ever click to enlarge

04/09/2009

I love street photography, and these were taken from earlier this year when we (Manchester United) were playing Barca in the CL Final..we lost because we didn't turn up....

My favourite is the middle photo

02/09/2009

This woman must have been on a break, sitting on a step of an old building, reading a book and smoking away.

She had no idea I took the shot, she was completely within her book

As is always the case, click to enlarge