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All our favourite photos from all of our sets.

Another month another flood!

I wouldn't have imagined in a million years I'd spend the dead days between Xmas and New Year on a beach in the wind with my friends. Or walking up giant hills.

All these photos were taken using a disposable camera at a christmas party.

Cesc is our little bundle of food stealing, sleep disturbing joy. He's alwas exploring and is the most loving cat ever.

Yes thats right, every image here was taken in September, on one late summers day.

I am the god of hell f ire and I bring you: Fire, I'll take you to burn. Fire, I'll take you to learn. I'll see you burn!

Note To World: Chopping down trees isn't easy. They end up on roofs and knock down fences.

A day trip to Spurn - i saw some photos of Spurn here on Flickr, so off we went to explore.....

Taken near york. Special.

The ascent of man, to the heavens, only to fall to the depths of hell. A lot of stencil board! Covered up less than 14 days later with white wash.

Second attempt at camera tossing, with some fairy lights wrapped around various surfaces, various shutter speeds. Toss. Tee hee hee/

After recent spouts of photgraphical boredom, I discovered the Camera Toss phenommenon. Obviously, with Toss being the single greatest word EVER INVENTED, i just had to have a go. These are my initial offerings. Including a camera-toss-catch-self-portrait or two.

LUX is a trail of after-dark artworks created by graduates and students of York St John University. The artists used performance, film, projection and more to animate and reveal the beautiful, hirstoric and sometimes under-appreciated street of Micklegate.

York flooded recently, meaning people wading to work etc, sleeping in wellies and thousands of photo oppurtunities.

So we took the grannies with us to tunisia, and they loved it.

Family holiday, taken in Tunisia, North Africa, between Dec 24th and December 31st.

Three days in the Lake District - autumn weather meant beautiful colours and clear skies.

Taken on the York University Heslington Campus.

Part of the international Sightsonic festival, the Artists Platform is an exhibition of exciting new sound and visual works by emerging digital artists from across the UK. Participating artists were selected from a large number of submissions and represent the best in new British talent, and that included Shelley! These photographs are all unaltered long exposures of Shelleys installation.

The marriage of Chris Charteris and Sarita Ashby, September 2006. I was an Usher! It was hot and sweaty and the reception was held at Bolebrook Castle, where somebody found the uncovered food store crawling with ants. Quality band, and a lovely evening.

Shelley and Kieran's holiday to Co. Loais in Ireland.

The projection shown at Artfulness in August 2006 was a piece developed with members of the public using their individual thoughts, memories and word associations of summer collectively shown within the installation in a series of text based projections. Shelley

Got home late one night from work, the sky was dying - i dropped everything and grabbed the camera.

Photography from the wedding of Mike and Lucy Raezby.

Installation from my Degree Show at York St John University. This piece was created using text and words from secretly recorded conversations and then projected into a blacked space. I encouraged people to wear white lab coats and interact with the piece. Some images are long exposure. Shelley

When it rained we decided to go storm chasing, to photograph the storm "from above". But it didn't work out, we ended up miles from home, miles from anywhere in the rain. Still we stumbled upon this coach graveyard.

The first trip we took to Filey. Chips on the beach!

All taken during our day out to Whitby, on perhaps one of the most beautiful days of the year for the sky. Such a violent sky led to a sunny, but ultimately windy day.

All taken during a 30 minute period in and around Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, as the snow had melted and the sky was blue. Polarising filter on all shits.

We went for the Give It A Name festival and to meet Simon, and it was crazy all over.

April 16th 2006 and we went to Malham Cove, the limestone rocks in the Yorkshire Dales. A cold day, but clear and beautiful.

This was my very first attempt at digital installation whilst at university. The piece consisted of a multilayered text projection shown within a large darkened space over 103 seconds, on an endless loop. The projected text was taken from a series of ovehrheard conversations and comments Shelley

Our first day trip together, we went to Tropical World in Leeds. A brilliant day, and an amazing place for photography - cheap entry as well - reccomended.

Does what it says on the tin really - all taken on the 5th of November 2005.

Just inside the A64, just outside York - the fog was thick and moody, the light was creeping in. Perfect for photos!

Misc. photographs of our friends.

The wonderful station of York.

I went on a random trip, into the town - took a bottle of water, a packet of crisps and my camera. These are the results. - kieran.

All taken in Murton, near Osbaldwick/York. Summer 05.

Misc. Photos in and around York. Including... Fulford: The crazy little redneck backwater student filled army hosting dump hole called Fulford. Friday nights provide the wonder of semi conscious drunken reprobates vomitting all over themselves in some kind of sick happy clam fisted attempt at having a "good time". Saturdays are the same. Sundays are them same. In fact 7 days a week its the same. Beer cans litter the floor and the fish and chip shop's shit. The Minster: Its a big church And other stuff.

A place for all that "other" stuff.

All of these photos taken on a Nokia 6230i mobile phone. Brilliant for lo-fi, spontaneous snapshots.