The Best Camera is the one you have with you
Join the movement at http://thebestcamera.com
Heard about this through a fascinating interview with Chase Jarvis on The Candid Frame podcast this week: http://thecandidframe.com
What good is a picture if it's not shared? – Chase Jarvis
An artist, designer and photographer raised in Stornoway in the Outer Hebrides, now living & working in the picturesque village of Inverkip on the Clyde coast in Scotland.
http://www.colinjcampbell.co.uk
Portraits of Power
An interactive portfolio of portraits by Platon of world leaders, with commentary by the photographer.Read more: http://www.newyorker.com/online/multimedia/2009/12/07/091207_audioslideshow_platon##ixzz0Z3CP3uXe
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colinjcampbell.co.uk revamped
via flickr.com
I have revamped my website so go take a look and tell me what you think. If you haven't ordered your 2010 calendars or photo gifts yet what are you waiting for? Clicketyclick - http://www.colinjcampbell.co.uk
I also now have a Facebook page for my photography so go fan me up…or something - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Colin-J-Campbell-Photography/195232272776
;o)
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Charissa's wedding will be on Bainnsean tonight on BBC Alba
Bainnsean - Episode 2
Anne Morrison meets friend Charissa Campbell and finds out about her fairytale wedding.
Coming today
BBC ALBA at 9:00 pm
BBC iPlayer soon after
Duration: 60 minutes
via bbc.co.uk
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BBC photographer on being stopped by police
via news.bbc.co.uk
And so it begins. Take your photos while you can people. *shakes head*
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A Festive Edinburgh Evening
On Friday we somehow managed to coordinate between everyone's work schedules to meet in time for the 6pm train to Edinburgh to visit the Christmas market and fair that opened on Thursday. We didn't get enough time there to go on any rides unfortunately but we did have a nice wander through the German market and enjoyed hot chocolate with the wonderful aromas of crepes and mulled wine filling the air. Lovely.
We had to move on for dinner at 8:15 which we surprised Flora with a little as a pre-retirement dinner in her honour at the Scotsman Hotel's North Bridge Brasserie. Very plush restaurant, the historic home of the Scotsman newspaper, and worth every penny. The service was the best I have come across in ages and the food was exquisite. I'll not tease your taste buds with the details of what everyone had but for my part, I had a pork terrine & pear chutney followed by a chicken and gnocchi thing and fruit crumble. Good luck guessing what the rest had from the photos ;) We had a lovely night and Flora apparently had a hugely restful nights sleep afterwards and a great Saturday long lie which must've done good amidst the current work frenzy running up to her leaving next month. Think we're going to have to try and go back through before Christmas to get a proper round of the fair though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cjc/ http://www.edinburghschristmas.com
http://www.northbridgebrasserie.com
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