The Staircase.

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I think this is one of my favourite photographs that I took while I was away on the college trip to Antwerp. The staircase leads to the front for of a original 1930s home, there is a area in Antwerp which is full of all these AMAZING and detailed houses. I edited this photo to make it more grainy and almost haunted I also leveled out the black and white to make sure the details in the doors and rails under the eave of the porch. I could quite possibly see the swirls and interlocked patterns being woven into a garment either by embroidery or line printing.
So do you think the edited image is better? I would love to know what all you budding photographers think.
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She moves like she don't care smooth as silk cool as air.

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These were taken at my best friends 18th party at her house. In the end i kind of regretted choosing this outfit i was absolutely boiling! But i guess that's what you get for wearing synthetic fabrics in a warm place. Though i did get a few compliments on how nice i looked so even though i ended up a sweaty mess it was apparently worth it? haha.
This was a special outing for the shirt and shorts I'd never worn them out of the house until last Saturday. And i have to admit i do think this outfit looks darling its just i might stick to wearing it tin winter. The shirt was from a charity shop for £1.95 i found it on a recent trip where i also got a few other little bargains which I'll show you some time in the future. My shorts are from Dorothy Perkins in the sale everyone thinks there a skirt! Its the pattern that originally drew me to them but not its because they do actually look nice. The shoes and tights are Primark and Evans like usual. As well as my cardigan which is another old Dorothy Perkins one.
While I'm here I'll also apologise for the gormless expression on the first photo my friend took them and i wasn't ready! But oh well they didn't turn out too badly.
So tell me guys do you still love florals?
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