Photography By Amelia

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Hello, my name is Amelia (she/her) and I am a ranger and rainbow young leader.

Rangers are a section of Girlguiding

In Girlguiding you can earn badges  and I am deciding to do my blogging badge.

Comments, likes, and re-blogs are very useful as they are needed for me to achieve my badge so thank you so much too those who do :)

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I also enjoy photography, and I have just started my A-level photography course, so this blog will be about my learning journey and sharing my photos.

Feel free to ask any questions and re-blogs and likes are greatly appreciated 

So enjoy my photos, and maybe the odd post about anything.

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 (hello to any other people completing their blogging badge, or maybe you’re just a Girl guides/Girl scout in another country - if so please talk to me about it. I am always interested in what you guys do!)

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Fast shutter speed

Hello internet 👋

It is Saturday 2nd of December and the countdown to Christmas is on!!

Here is a few of photos from my fast shutter speed photo shoot. This was my biggest photoshoot yet with 317 photos!!!!

The reason for just a high number of photos was because we were capturing things in motion and to make sure we got a photo of the right thing in the correct position we took a burst of photos. I think the shoot was very successful and me and my friends had fun doing.

The pictures of the marbles falling was taken by my friend and it was quite funny while taking it. We needed a well lit space with a carpet floor so we couldn’t use the photography room because it had a hard floor so wee had to grab a lamp and sit around the corner and plug the lamp in next to the printer while i sat next to dropping marbles ill tell you t it looked like i had lost my marbles. Very funny indeed. Also the last photo is of me being silly with bubbles. Any way thank you lots for reading and engaging with my post and i shall be posting again next Tuesday do be ready !!

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Slow shutter speed

Hello my lovely readers.

Here are my photos from when we were experimenting with slow shutter speeds. When wanting to show things in motion you would use a slow shutter speed and anything that was moving will be blurry. I must say that I found this shoot my most difficult to date as I struggled to find the right lighting because if you moved with the the light would make the photo look really bright so I tried adjusting the Ap and ISO but it just wasn’t working so my friend took over and these are actually her photos, I was the model. Even though everything was going wrong I still tried and one one photo came out decent and it is the picture with out a person in it. I might try it again soon I don’t know. But thank you for reading and I must apologise for not posting regularly, the tumblr app wouldn’t let me onto my ac but as you can see it’s working today so yayyyyy. I shall see you guys again tomorrow but for now have a great evening.

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Light trails ✨

Happy Tuesday! These are my photos from my light trails photo shoot. Do you create these photos we went to a dark room and put the camera on a slow shutter speed, we then put coloured tissue paper over our phone light. and drew shapes in the air.  I was really surprised with how well it came out, and I wish to do this again sometime soon!

Comment what you want me to try and draw in the air with a light and I’ll try it out !

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Composition

These photos are from my very first photography lesson before this lesson I had never picked up a proper camera before. In our classroom, we have lots of things to play around with and take pictures of. at this point I never learned how to do anything so they’re not the best.

I think my favourite picture from this photo shoot is the peacock feather. I love how much detail the camera picked up 

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a-level summer work, part two

Welcome back to Thursdays post! This post will share The second task of my summer work, which was to take a picture of something that correlated to each letter of the alphabet, for example, a for arcade. Comment and give your guesses to what each photo represents what letter -i’ll be giving the answer this time next week.

Thank you once again, so much for checking out the work. I really appreciate it and don’t forget to give a re-blog, a comment and a like as I really appreciate it and value it! Don’t forget that my next post will be coming on Saturday.

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A-Level Summer Work Part 1 Happy Thursday :D

this is part one of my post as you can only have 30 pictures at one time

Here I’m sharing A-Level Summer Work. For this we had to do two task. First, we had to take 20 photos linking to a colour so I chose the colour blue. Secondly, we had to go through the alphabet letter by letter and take pictures for example, a for Arcade.

I’ve took all of these photos while I was on holiday down in South Devon and I had lots of fun doing it !

Here are my photos for task one:

thanks for checking them out. I’ll see you in part 2 :)

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Lee Kirby inspired pictures 

Here we went into a dark room and projected cityscapes onto my friend, while I took pictures, and I really like the way they came out 

These images are probably the best I’ve taken

Let me know if you want to see any more of my Lee Kirby photos 

Thank you for taking a look, and I will see you on Thursday :)

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My photography journey 📸

I have now been doing photography since September now and I learned a lot and has lots of fun doing it.

My lesson sketch book is nearly full!

I have always loved taking pictures of anything and everything and my a-level photography class allows me understand different aspects and ways of taking photos and how to give them different effects.

I’ll be sharing the photos and works I’ve done my posting schedule will be every Tuesday and Thursday and Saturday

This may change in the future but I’ll give updates

Anyway…thank you for sticking with me and have a wonderful day!

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Hello people!!!

Sorry for being gone such a long time I’m back now I’ve been very busy with A-level work but I’ve finally found some time to sit down and carry the on !!

This post is about Girlguiding and my journey 

Girlguiding is the UK’s largest youth organisation dedicated completely to girls.

There are 4 sections: Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers (then you have your young leaders, leaders and trefoil)

I am currently a young leader with rainbows and a ranger.

(I volunteer at two rainbow units. At one unit I’m know as kiwi and at the other unit I’m fox 🦊)

I joined when I was eight years old. As a brownie. I am now 17 years old. 

I have done so much with Girlguiding and I love it. They have done so much to help me boost my confidence. I’ve Have lots of fun and giving me experiences of a lifetime. 

We go on trips, have sleepovers, go on camp, earn badges and even go on international trips!

My favourite part of Girlguiding is probably the campfires because I love to sing and dance around them with my friends and eat s’mores.

Here is a picture of my camp blanket. Here I keep all my badges.

And here is a picture of all the things I have to sew one.

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Get to know me!

My name is Amelia

My nickname is Fish Jesus 🐠

My favourite movie is Paddington 2🧸

My favourite colour is blue 💙

My favourite TV shows are Doctor who, Good Omens and Our Flag Means Death 🏴‍☠️

My favourite season is autumn🍁

My favourite shoes are my crocs (apart from school shoes they are the only shoes I wear)🐊

My favourite book(s) is Good Omens and the Heartstopper comics 👼🍃

My favourite artist is Hozier (I’m seeing him is December!!!!!!) ☘️

My favourite song is Work Song by Hozier

I’ve recently started sixth form and I’m taking Media studies, photography and sociology

I like to take photos (even though I’m not very good) 📸

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These next few post will explain all sorts of different things

1. Get to know me

2. All about Girlguiding

3. My photography journey