The Happs
Excuse the terrible use of colloquialism. I've been busy that is what is up
ONE OF TWO POSTS
Saturday, 30 April 2011
Labels:
Micheal McCabe,
Photography,
Work
Friday, 29 April 2011
Labels:
Alexander McQueen,
Royal Wedding,
Sarah Burton
Thursday, 28 April 2011
Reflection
Looking back on the holidays and the amount of hours I have wasted "just chilling" I can sadly concede procrastination has beaten me.
I hope that next term will be a different story and that I do not suffer from the dreaded disease of year thirteen-itis. Time will tell
Also jpeg compression can go suck it
Looking back on the holidays and the amount of hours I have wasted "just chilling" I can sadly concede procrastination has beaten me.
I hope that next term will be a different story and that I do not suffer from the dreaded disease of year thirteen-itis. Time will tell
Also jpeg compression can go suck it
Labels:
Holidays,
Micheal McCabe,
Photography,
Reflection
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Fog
An underrated bit of weather, unless it extremely thick then I could do without it.
Another piece of pointless banter brought to you by Micheal McCabe
An underrated bit of weather, unless it extremely thick then I could do without it.
Another piece of pointless banter brought to you by Micheal McCabe
Labels:
Micheal McCabe,
Photography,
Weather
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
Holidays
The best thing about them is that you can sleep late and sleep in. The amount of posts I dedicate to sleep is probably too much. Also I know the pictures look hip I just haven't got my new camera yet and lets just say some of the pictures I am processing aren't the strongest
The best thing about them is that you can sleep late and sleep in. The amount of posts I dedicate to sleep is probably too much. Also I know the pictures look hip I just haven't got my new camera yet and lets just say some of the pictures I am processing aren't the strongest
Labels:
Micheal McCabe,
Self Photography,
Sleep,
Tiredness
Monday, 25 April 2011
ANZAC DAY
On the fateful day of April the 25th 1915 thousands of young and eager New Zealanders and Australians arrived on the surf and sand of Gallipoli only to be showered in bullets. This war was no longer a game.
On the fateful day of April the 25th 1915 thousands of young and eager New Zealanders and Australians arrived on the surf and sand of Gallipoli only to be showered in bullets. This war was no longer a game.
Labels:
ANZAC,
Micheal McCabe,
Photography
Labels:
Micheal McCabe,
Photography,
Presents
Gran
Family dinner
SIDENOTE: I am posting three posts today due to myself having some of the best fun of my life this weekend
Family dinner
SIDENOTE: I am posting three posts today due to myself having some of the best fun of my life this weekend
Labels:
Grandmas,
Micheal McCabe,
Photography
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