Showing posts with label fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fair. Show all posts
Friday, December 13, 2013
Oxford Arts Fair
Last Saturday was the opening of the inaugural Oxford Arts Fair. It runs until 22 December with various artists doing demonstrations each weekend. Fantastic turnout on the Saturday for the opening with a good time seemingly had by all. This short video gives a flavour of the event:
Location:
Oxford, New Zealand
Monday, April 22, 2013
Primary colours
I usually go for more muted colours, or even black and white, but this one was crying out for its colours to remain intact:
It was a bright day and as I was insisting on a slow-ish shutter speed, the camera chose f32! - oh the dust spots!
Nikon D600, 1/15sec @ f32 and ISO 100. 70mm on a Nikkor 28-300 lens.
Labels:
A and P show,
fair,
girl,
ride
Location:
Oxford, New Zealand
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Oxford Vintage Fair
Actually, to give it its full title; Oxford Country Garden Vintage Fair and Fete - at least it includes all of those words though the order may be debatable. Held on Saturday and Sunday, the first day was a bit of a washout with constant and heavy rain nearly al day. Sunday however, dawned bright and warm as the tractors started up against a back-drop of freshly snow covered hills.
The fete had stalls of all sorts including this 'music man' with his collection of old gramophones including the original cylinder type. I didn't realise that these unamplified devices could put out so much sound; presumably turning it down involved stuffing one's hat in the trumpet!
Altogether it was a great day out with heaps to see and do - I'm looking forward to next year.
One of the main events for the day was the vintage ploughing competition which while a lot of fun and certainly not a race (as you might imagine from this picture) ...
... some take very seriously.
The fete had stalls of all sorts including this 'music man' with his collection of old gramophones including the original cylinder type. I didn't realise that these unamplified devices could put out so much sound; presumably turning it down involved stuffing one's hat in the trumpet!
Altogether it was a great day out with heaps to see and do - I'm looking forward to next year.
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