Showing posts with label Clissold Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clissold Park. Show all posts
Saturday, December 3, 2011
3rd December Dog of The Day
Today's Dog Of The Day is Poppy. Poppy is a Parsons Jack Russell and can be spotted regularly having a mooch around Clissold Park....
Monday, October 10, 2011
Dog casting in Clissold Park
I'm casting dogs at the moment for a little brainwave I recently had......all will be revealed before Christmas.....
Anyway, I'm working to a super tight deadline and opted to take to Clissold Park today to find my doggie models. These 2 quirky characters would not sit still for their casting photo, hence me ending up with this rather amusing shot. Meet Chewy and Gloria......they have definitely made the cut!
Anyway, I'm working to a super tight deadline and opted to take to Clissold Park today to find my doggie models. These 2 quirky characters would not sit still for their casting photo, hence me ending up with this rather amusing shot. Meet Chewy and Gloria......they have definitely made the cut!
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Monday, January 17, 2011
New Years Mail-out
Since today is Blue Monday, officially the most depressing day of the year, I had a New Year's card made to follow on from my e-mail video and to make people smile.
Posted out on Friday, it should be on desks this morning.
In case you are wondering where this was taken, it's the dead tree stump in Clissold park, Stoke Newington. I'm sure anyone around that area will know it....
Luckily the park was fairly quiet during our shoot (probably because it was freezing and snowy) but we did get a few amused passers-by.
Wouldn't it be great if an angel did live on this tree stump all year round?!
Thanks to my model, David for braving the cold!


Posted out on Friday, it should be on desks this morning.
In case you are wondering where this was taken, it's the dead tree stump in Clissold park, Stoke Newington. I'm sure anyone around that area will know it....
Luckily the park was fairly quiet during our shoot (probably because it was freezing and snowy) but we did get a few amused passers-by.
Wouldn't it be great if an angel did live on this tree stump all year round?!
Thanks to my model, David for braving the cold!


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