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This journey began as a bet between two friends. Would I cycle to Paris if my friend bought me a Monaco. That was just the beginning, it has evolved into a personal struggle to prove I can do what I set my mind to and an opportunity to raise some money for an organisation I'm involved with in Edinburgh.
To make a donation to the Beltane Fire Society click the button below. You don't need to have a paypal account to donate money as debit and credit cards are also accepted. Your donation is guaranteed by all of the security features that Paypal provide. For details see www.paypal.com. If you would like to donate to BFS directly, or if you have any questions about the process, just send me an email.
Alternatively you can get involved by sponsoring a bad song for me to listen to on the journey. Follow this link for details
About Me
- littledan77
- Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
- I have loved photography as long as I can remember. Along with my love of photography I also love travelling. The two match perfectly and have been a driving force in my life since I was a teenager. In the last 10 years I've been lucky enough to have lived in a number of countries and throughout this time I've been able to experience many different stories through the lens of my camera. Living in the Republic of Ireland gave me an eye for urban spaces and whilst in France I learned to capture people in their environments. Scotland, and in particular Edinburgh, has so far provided inspiration through its street theatre culture. Combining this with my travel experiences has given me an organic style that has developed over a number of years and continues to grow. I greatly enjoy the challenges of landscape photography through the effort that is needed to capture the image but my primary love of photographs are the ones that show people in their environment. I like shots which beg the viewer to investigate the picture's story. I love what I do and I'm always eager to explore new ways to do it.
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