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Heres the thing, ive been away at my girlfriends for the past week, and i forgot to take my camera, so i havnt had a chance to do anything with it.

I have some idea of places to go to try and find wildlife, but there all pretty far away, and i only have a few hours free today.

So, im looking for somthing (other than wildlife, as id like to expand a little) that i might be able to photograph.

Id love some suggestions of somthing that i might be able to photograph, im up for learning and trying new things, and i have a few hours to spare.

Set me a task my fellow photographers!! If you please.
 
You could go for a walk in your area and find different letters on signs or posters to spell name or something else, and crop them out and put them together.
 
Find a local area of wasteland or old derelict buildings, you'll be surprised at the wildlife that will have moved in.

Contact local rescue agencies to find out locations for urban foxes etc as well or just check the papers for details of where they are a problem.
 
Find a local area of wasteland or old derelict buildings, you'll be surprised at the wildlife that will have moved in.

Contact local rescue agencies to find out locations for urban foxes etc as well or just check the papers for details of where they are a problem.

Id love to photograph some foxes, but i wouldnt have thought that rescue agencies would give out that sort of info.
 
Try shoes....always keeps me busy :lol: There's lots of angles to try out and it helps you to think outside the box before shooting
 
Find a local area of wasteland or old derelict buildings
The OP lives in Middlesbrough so it'll be difficult to find anything other than dereliction!! :lol:

How about a walk through Albert Park or through town and do some candid portrait stuff.
 
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Looks like I'm too late, but, one of my (many) faults, is I don't look up often.

You'll be amazed at what photo opportunities open up when you look up: buildings, trees, birds, windows, flags, clouds, etc..

Taking photos from different angles (not just portrait and landscape).

Cheers.
 
Hi I love to go to local motor bike "trials" meets. Google them for the nearest. Friendly casual atmosphere, and tons of action shots to be had. dont go on a competition day and just introduce yourslf to the person who is running it.
Get good and you might even sell a few shots.

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