Jack Pierce's photostream

Some film I shot, developed and printed myself, this was the only one where I scanned the negative and it looked similar to my photographic print.

The brief was Street Photography and I was going for a candid feel, do tell me what you think :)

I haven't quite thought of a brilliant title for this yet, but I'm working on it and I was quite excited to start showing it to people.

This is one of the first times I've picked up my camera in a while now, and I put some effort into getting back into the swing of things.

I started off by using some spare christmas lights as a bokeh backdrop, but this eventually evolved into me removing them and lighting the stop watch with the screen of my phone.

I think it came out really well and I hope you all like it too. The watch is somewhat sentimental to me, and it occured to me during editing that this is a kind of remake of another watch that meant a lot to me that I photographed back in 2008.

I'll try and dig that one out, I think you'll agree I've come a long way skill wise and I don't think there's much more to say other than, enjoy and I appreciate your favourites and comments!

More Black & White Studio photography. Something of a phase at the moment as I'm supposed to be parodying David Bailey's style for my college work.

A low key portrait of Sean, taken during the same shoot as the previous high-key portrait.