April 2011
Complete amateur, but hoping to improve my skills on my first DSLR, by taking a photo a day.

I alternate between that and my normal digital camera, and if things get really desperate - my phone.

Update November 2011:-
As someone completely obsessed with music, and using this Alex Lloyd Read more...

April 2011
Complete amateur, but hoping to improve my skills on my first DSLR, by taking a photo a day.

I alternate between that and my normal digital camera, and if things get really desperate - my phone.

Update November 2011:-
As someone completely obsessed with music, and using this Alex Lloyd song as my blipname, music was always going to play a big part in my bliplife.

So after spreading some song and album titles very liberally over my first few months on blipfoto, I decided to give in and from here I started to use song titles every day. I then took it one stage further and from here started to add the song details for anyone interested. Not sure how long I can last with trying to relate songs to my photos, but I'll do my best!

Update Aug/Sep 2012:-
You wouldn't know it from looking at some of my blips, but I've just been accepted to study photography full time. HND In Photography here I come! Quite ironic that now I'm actually supposed to be taking a lot of pictures I don't have the time to blip every day. Juggling college, studying, part time job and having a life means less time for blipfoto. Hopefully I'll get the balance right (as Depeche Mode sang) soon and get back to blipping every day, but in the mean time it'll be as and when I can.

Update April 2014
I realised that part of the problem that was causing me not to blip every day (along with college assignments, work, being very busy etc) was that I used to spend longer trying to come up with a song title to go with my image, than I did actually taking the image. So I decided that from 2nd April 2014, it was actually more important that I blip than it was to come up with a song. Hopefully it will mean that I blip more often! It may mean that you just get an iPhone blip, but it's better than no blip at all.