A poem about tokophobia by Rachel Munford
Tag: Glasgow
Rachel Reads: The Guest Cat by Takashi Hiraide
Rachel Reads: Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
Rachel Reads: Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
After re-reading To Kill a Mockingbird on my holiday in Kos, I was eagerly anticipating the release of Harper Lee's sequel. I loved To Kill a Mockingbird for Lee's original voice and Scout's rebellious nature as well as the interesting dialogue it created about race in America. It's a classic, truly. It is honest and… Continue reading Rachel Reads: Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
I am not a professional
The problem with student photographers, or aspiring photographers, is that they are too quick to try and promote themselves as professional. These people still have a lot of photographic knowledge to learn, but still, they whip out their 'professional' camera and breezily say "Yeah, I'm a pro photographer." I hate to break it to you.… Continue reading I am not a professional
The problem with Writing
First I'm going to apologize for being away for nearly 2 months, but I did have a lot of assignments and exams for university thus my absence. Now, I thought I would get a few things off my chest on the subject of writing. Journalistic Writing: features and such... I enjoy writing for this blog.… Continue reading The problem with Writing
Royal Exchange Beggar
He sits under the archway Sitting on a black canvas bag. His hood pulled over A shorn head. "Spare some change? Thanks very much," He says, McDonalds cup outstretched No one gives him any. A woman in professional Dress, skitters past Pulling her coat away From the beggar. Body twisted to avoid him. He takes… Continue reading Royal Exchange Beggar
The problem I’ve found with Street Photography
Street Photography is the cool kid of the photography class. There is no way to deny this fact, its the equivalent of graffiti in the Art world (I know Photography is Art - just shush I'm trying to write here!). Street Photographers are admired for their originality or their ability to boldly push their lenses… Continue reading The problem I’ve found with Street Photography