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Travelin' Through on the Great Central Railway

A little short film (stills below) made with iMovie on the iPhone 4 featuring film and stills from the day Ryan & Ben had lunch on a steam train travelling on the Great Central Railway between Loughborough Central and Leicester North, stopping at Quorn & Woodhouse Eaves, Leicestershire. Featuring the song "Travelin' Thru" by Dolly Parton.

Click here to download:

Travelin_Through_on_the_Great_.zip (1452 KB)

Video & Stills © Ryan Price and Benjamin Lane 2010

Music © Dolly Parton 2005 (from the film 'Transamerica')

Filed under // Dolly Parton Great Central Railway iMovie iPhone iPhoneography Leicester Leicestershire YouTube

Posted August 4, 2010

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My Walk Home from Work in Pictures

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My_Walk_Home_from_Work_in_Pict.zip (1493 KB)

Filed under // Diary iPhoneography Leicester photography Scraps

Posted May 4, 2010

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Freddie the Basking Cat

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Filed under // cats Freddie iPhoneography Leicester photography

Posted April 30, 2010

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My Walk Home from Work in Photographs #iPhoneography #Leicester

Leicester Tigers Stadium #1

Leicester Tigers Stadium #2

Sunset Through the Office Blocks

Breaking Free from the City

Its All Very Pedestreian Looking Down

Natural Contrast

Park Railings?

Ironic Park Sign in front of HMP Leicester Prison

Fire Tree near Avenue House

Railway Bridge #1

Robert Hall, Who Are You?

Railway Bridge #2

Filed under // diary iPhoneography Leicester scraps

Posted April 8, 2010

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Older, Not Wiser ~ Self-Portrait

The older I get, the less I understand...
~ Ryan

Filed under // diary iPhoneography Leicester photography scraps

Posted April 3, 2010

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NHS Leicester City Stop-Smoking Campaign Online

Health workers are going online to encourage people to quit smoking.

Viewers to YouTube will be able to see an introduction from members of NHS Leicester City's Stop! team.

They have helped to create a series of videos aimed at getting people aged from 16 to 24 talking about the issues.

Louise Ross, manager of the service, said: "We feel the personal touch and support we give our quitters is key to their success and we want to try to engage with them on an even deeper level."

The videos can be seen at:

www.youtube.com/users/commonunityarts