24 Hours

New project idea "24 Hours".

This is a short introduction to my latest project "24 Hours". The plan is to spend 24 hours out with my camera taking photos during my 24 hour journey. There is no other plan involved in the project, it is basically going where ever my camera takes me and capture that moment in time. "24  Hours" is going to start at 8:00am to 8:00am the next morning. If the the tiredness doesn`t take over during the 24 hours, a journal is going to be produced along with the photos. Hopfully this will help tell a story during the time of the new project.

If this works without falling asleep, then a second one will be created but with the intention of doing it within 48 hours. A book is going to be produced for the second one with all profits going to a charity that is close to my heart. The Cancer Research.

 A follow up of the blog will continue when the project is completed so keep checking for up dates.

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Battle of the Gladiators

The Green Army

The biggest game of the year for Abergele (The Green Army) as they battled against the mighty bad boys from Rhyl. The Green Army were playing on their home turf hoping to give Rhyl there moneys worth. With a big turn out to the game Abergele did not want to let the fans down. Both teams were fighting hard all through the game to end in a tie 19-19. 
Rhyl came to Abergele thinking that the game was in the bag, only to find that this would be the hardest game of their season so far. The home side were missing a few of their big players due to injuries. They brought some of the seconds up to the plate, giving them a chance to prove that they are worthy of playing with the big boys. Every single player gave it there all especially the new boys played brilliantly, showing that they can compete in a higher level of rugby. Even with tempers starting to fly, the tempo and the game was great probably the best Ive seen all year.


All the photos from the match are on the link please take a look
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RLGPhotography

A Trip to Paris

An old lady inside her home

A trip to Paris left me shocked at the poverty over there. I could not believe my eyes at the amount of people living on the streets, the pavements, phone boxes even on a round about. every corner I turned their was someone sat on the side begging ask for money for food or a metro ticket, it made me feel sick at first I felt so guilty. I decided to pay them for a photo of them, they were really happy at that. At first I was just doing it to help people, but then after going through my images I realised there was a story behind this. It had it dawned on me that this was showing about the other side of Paris, the life we ignore on a daily basis. I am creating a book to open peoples eyes at the reality of the real word that we choose to ignore, blinded by ourselves. I do not have a title yet but that will develop in time.