We’re back for another awesome Twitter photographer. This weeks #FridayFeature is from the truly wonderful tweep (Who has had the pleasure in meeting me) – Lisa Hollowood.
So please, give some massive respect & concrete, and leave her some nice comments below. Also, check out her blogs and follow her on Twitter.
Lisa’s Blurb
My love for fashion and all things fashion related began as soon as I left my mother’s womb I think. I have always experimented with clothes- looking back, some outfits worked better than others! However, it has only been in the last 5 years that I have made fashion my life. I started a photography course and found myself falling in love with the models I was shooting and how clothes fell, hugged and sometimes completely changed their bodies- taking on a alternative personality each outfit change. I moved on to study commercial photography at degree level, specializing in fashion photography. Now entering the final few months left at university I am ready to spread my wings and throw myself into the fashion industry. I have grown to be particularly interested in Fashion PR and Fashion Buying as possible routes when I graduate.
Things I love:
My Pogo Printer.
Receiving cool stuff through my door. Flickr.
And Marmite.
Unfortunately for the Marmite lovers, this post contains no Marmite related articles, but I’m sure you head over to Marmite.com you will get your fix.
Flickr is awesome, I love the social aspect of it, and the Pogo users seem to be very active indeed. This is my second Pogo Swap that fines its way into my Moleskine Journal. This time, I swapped prints with Richard from Norwich. Cheers dude.
I’ve also started a Flickr Pogo Swap group, so if anyone wants to join in with the swapping fun please add yourself and wait for further instructions.
Welcome to this weeks #FollowFriday, your weekly dose of photographers on Twitter that I follow/follow me.
This week, we are in for another transatlantic treat with these gorgeous set of retro inspired photographs. Show some love for Californian Photographer, Jena Ardell.
Jena’s Blurb
I’m a retro fine art photographer who was born in the wrong decade.
UPDATE:
Who would have thought that selling raffle tickets is deemed as gambling in the U.K??? And therefore is illegal. I feel like such a criminal now ;-)
The Red Cross contacted me and advised me to stop the raffle because the all the fraudulent websites around.
What’s funny, as soon I announced what had happened on Facebook & Twitter the donations came flooding in. HAHA. It just shows that negative publicity works, but we all knew that anyway, didn’t we Kate Moss.
So in the true random spirit, I’m pulling the plug on raffle but still going to do the draw. So, if you have entered, you have a much better chance of winning something. Now that’s exciting isn’t it?
Again, thanks to everyone who helped, i’m not sure how much we raised, but it’s not bad for about 8 hours of spamming fund raising on Twitter & Facebook.
A big thank you to James, Elaine and Becky who were going to donate some of their amazing art and textiles for the raffle. You lot are ace :-)
All the best, and thanks again. Random Sam
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Expect the results in the next couple of days… Fingers Crossed :-)
And lastly and most importantly, go and donate on the British Red Cross website. Haiti needs your help.
Good luck!
Hello my Random friends,
Well over a week has passed since the earthquake has hit Haiti and things really don’t seem to be getting better for them with large aftershocks happening this week, making life even more unbearable than it already is. If the photos and videos coming out of Haiti have affected you as much as they have affected me, then please, just for a second… carry on reading…
I propose a raffle in aid of the people of Haiti.
I’m going to try and raise £1000 for the British Red Cross in 4 weeks (Or shorter if we can)…. I know it’s going to be tough, but I’m sure we can pull together and do this. I know that i’m no Bono or a member of Coldplay (Thank fuck for that), but I feel it’s my duty as a traveller/human to do something for the people of Haiti, who are in dire need of our support at this time. PLEASE HELP!
How’s it going to work.
I have 1000 raffle tickets priced a £1 each.
You can buy 1 ticket or all the way up to 50 tickets, it’s totally up to you how much you spend, but the more you buy the better chance you have winning. So let me clarify it for you:
1 ticket is £1
50 tickets are £50
What you do you win?
Having just bought 3 A3 size frames the other day to decorate my wall with my photos. I thought, instead of decorating my walls, how about I decorate someone else.
I shall print 3 photos from my Far From Home project, frame them and give them away to the lucky winners.
This way, you have 3 chances of winning something. Now that’s exciting, don’t you agree?
I’ll even pay for the postage to ship the photos out to you, even if you live in Timbuktu.
And for the kind soul who donates the most, they win a Toy Camera T-Shirt.
Prize 1.
Prize 2.
Prize 3.
How/When will the winner be announced?
Once the last ticket has been sold, I shall put all the names into a hat (Probably not a hat, more like a cooking pot) and pull 3 names out under the watchful eye of my house mate ‘A Guy called Guy’. We shall make a video of it and stick it up on YouTube, so you can see that it was done fairly. The winners will be contacted by the email they used to buy the tickets with.
Raffle is now closed