We had a fun morning at Norwich Castle yesterday including a look around the Olive Edis Photography Exhibition, entitled Fishermen and Kings, which runs until January 22.
As well as her amazing photos, there are some great interactive bits, such as dressing up for a selfie and also a mock-up of a darkroom, which goes through the process of developing negatives.
I wasn’t sure how much Freya would understand but having it all there, with her able to touch and play, really helped.
When I first started work on a newspaper we were still developing negatives for photos (although no longer in a darkroom). I wonder what Freya will be taking photos on by the time she starts work?
While we were waiting for the museum and gallery to open, Freya had a run about on the small playground nearby with Mark and I snapped these.
To see what other people have been taking photos of for this week’s My Sunday Photo please click on the camera.
Wishing you a great week.
After The Rain 
Gorgeous photos! I love the sun shining through the leaves.
It really isn’t that long since photos were developed from negatives, but I just can’t imagine it happening now!
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I know, it’s crazy isn’t it. I just wonder where things will go from here.
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Fine pictures of the City, the exhibition sounds really good!
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I think it’s one of my favourites so far.
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Hi Tara, I would love to see the process of developing photos from film. Were the photos of better quality when done like that, I wonder? Love your third photo down, a very pretty capture of the sun through the leaves.
xx
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It’s an interesting point. Mark and I were talking about her photos too. Because we can take so many now I think we lose some of the imperfections which make a portrait more than just a picture.
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beautiful photos, that sounds like a brilliant exhibit to go and see
Thank you for linking up
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Thanks for hosting, Darren.
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I love how you capture autumn in your photos, the castle sounds like a good place for a day trip
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Thank you. Yes, sadly a bit far from Cornwall. You’ll have to make a week of it 🙂
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I love that photo of the autumn leaves with the castle in the background – we’ve only ever been to Norwich once but I remember visiting the castle. The photography exhibition sounds like it was really interesting 🙂
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You’ll have to come back, Louise 🙂 The exhibition is my favourite one, so far.
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Isn’t it wonderful when the kids can get involved with interactive displays at museums! Love the leaves close up, such wonderful colours! #MySundayPhoto
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It really is. Freya seems to be getting to the right age where she’s more interested in things and not just running about so it’s perfect for her.
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I’ve not been to Norwich but it looks like a brilliant place to go and those leaves are so considerate, intertwining themselves so neatly on the gate 🙂
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I know! It was really nice of them to create a perfect photo op for me. Hehe.
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It is amazing to think how photography has developed (see what I did there ha!) over such a short a time, it does not seem so long ago that we used to collect photographs from the chemist. Lovely pictures Tara, the one of sun is brilliant xx
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You actually made me lol! Thanks, Lisa.
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The spiderweb on the leaves is so great 😀
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Thanks, Jane. I hope you’ve had a good weekend.
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That sounds like a great day out….Fab photos x
#MMBC
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Thanks, Kim. It was a lot of fun for all of us.
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Love the shot of the sun through the leaves
Mollyxxx
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Thank you, Molly.
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My favourite is the one of the sunlight coming through the leaves. Very autumnal. X
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Thank you, hope you had fab break.
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Such wonderful photos. The leaves and the castle is just fab. I am trying hard not to be jealous of the blue skies, it feels like we have had nothing but clouds for ages! I really like the sound of the Exhibition I bet it was really interesting.
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