While technically my photography hasn’t spanned 10 years, I thought I would take some time to highlight some of the photos that I consider the finest photos I have taken this decade.

This post contains photos of Nightscapes.

Torquay Harbour, Devon, UK – Shutter: 15 sec @ 22mm f/3.5 ISO 100

A view of the Inner Harbour on Torquay seafront taken in July 2007

The O2, London, UK – Shutter: 15 sec @ 18mm f/5.6 ISO 100

Overlooking The O2 from across the river, taken in October 2007

New York, USA – Shutter: 2 Sec @ 18mm f/3.5 ISO 400

The view from the Empire State Building in New York, summing up an amazing 5 months over in America, taken in November 2006

London Eye, London, UK – Shutter: 20 Sec @ 27mm f/4.0 ISO 100

The London Eye from across the river, taken in August 2007

Shaldon, Devon, UK – Shutter: 5 Sec @ 18mm f/4.0 ISO 400

Shot from the sand at Shaldon just as the day turned into night, taken in July 2007

While technically my photography hasn’t spanned 10 years, I thought I would take some time to highlight some of the photos that I consider the finest photos I have taken this decade.

This post contains photos of Motorsport.

Team GB – Shutter: 1/800 @ 300mm f/5.6 ISO 400

Team GB at Brands Hatch, taken in May 2009

Team USA – Shutter: 1/1600 @ 300mm f/5.6 ISO 400

Team USA at Brands Hatch, taken in May 2009

While technically my photography hasn’t spanned 10 years, I thought I would take some time to highlight some of the photos that I consider the finest photos I have taken this decade.

This post contains photos of Buildings.

New York, USA – Shutter: 1/500 @ 21mm f/6.3 ISO 400

A wonderful view over the New York skyline, taken from the Rockefeller Center in November 2006

Buckfast Abbey, Devon, UK – Shutter: 1/160 @ 18mm f/5.6 ISO 100

A tranquil Buckfast Abbey taken June 2007

Stonehenge, UK – Shutter: 1/200 @ 18mm f/5.6 ISO 100

Part of the historic ancient building Stonehenge, taken June 2007

While technically my photography hasn’t spanned 10 years, I thought I would take some time to highlight some of the photos that I consider the finest photos I have taken this decade.

This post contains photos of Aircraft.

Farnbourough Air Show, UK – Shutter: 1/320 @ 114mm f/5.6 ISO 100

The Airbus A380 climbing to display altitude ready for it’s display over Farnborough, taken July 2008

Dunsfold Wings & Wheels – Shutter: 1/1600 @ 300mm f/5.6 ISO 400

Guy Westgate and the Swift Display Team in an inverted Barrel Roll at Dunsfold Wings & Wheels, taken August 2007

Farnbourough Air Show, UK – Shutter: 1/640 @ 300mm f/5.6 ISO 100

An Extra 300s doing it’s display at Farnbourough Air Show, taken July 2008

While technically my photography hasn’t spanned 10 years, I thought I would take some time to highlight some of the photos that I consider the finest photos I have taken this decade.

This post contains photos of Fireworks.

Lord Mayors Show, London, UK – Shutter: 1 Sec @ 21mm f/3.5 ISO 100

Shot across the river from the London Eye – one of the only times I have seen the Eye lit up in multiple colours, taken in November 2007.

NPL Fireworks Display, Teddington, UK – Shutter: 1 Sec @ 18mm f/3.5 ISO 100

Behind the crowds of people watching the spectacular display to music at the National Physical Laboratory, taken in November 2009.

Leeds Castle Fireworks, Kent, UK – Shutter: 2 Sec @ 18mm f/7.1 ISO 100

The reflection of a fantastic firework exploding over Leeds Castle taken in November 2009.

What a year it has been, the first half was the end of University and the last half was the start of something new – a job. And between that there was a whole lot of other stuff.

Even though I officially finished University in July with a first class degree my graduation ceremony isn’t for another 2 weeks, who knows why! It’s quite hard to imagine all the things that have happened over the past decade, it only seems 5 minutes since I started doing my GCSE’s then A levels, how time flies.

Of course for the past half a year I’ve been having fun at Miniclip, mostly developing Facebook Applications which was quite a learning curve to start with, but once you get used to the delicate intricacies of the Facebook API it becomes fun.

Photography-wise 2009 was a bit of a slow year, with most of it taken up with University work or Work in general I didn’t get a lot of time to enjoy the moment.

But at the NPL Fireworks display I did capture this, probably the best shot I took this year.

NPL Fireworks Display

2010

I’m hoping to get a lot more time for photography in 2010, getting out there and shooting more.

I’ve also got quite a few projects planned for next year, some related to my site, others are completely separate, look out for some post on them in Q1 2010.

And whilst on the topic of blogging, I’m intending to Blog a hell of a lot more than I have in 2009.

Stay Tuned!