A Levels are tough – there’s no doubt about it. But I found that streamlining my revision workflow reduced my stress, by focussing on revision techniques that gave me the most benefit. So, here’s how I revised for my A Level Exams.
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Just a year ago, I was lucky enough to witness The Great American Eclipse. It was undoubtedly one of the most breathtaking celestial phenomena I have ever seen. It was a dry, smoke strewn day near the stunning Cascade Mountains…
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Tenerife: a juxtaposition between the wet and dry; tamed and untamed; saharan sand and black sand. This is a whistle-stop tour of the island.
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Geomorphus is a place for me to share my thoughts, opinions and journeys over not just Geography, but the world in general.
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A Levels are tough – there’s no doubt about it. But I found that streamlining my revision workflow reduced my stress, by focussing on revision techniques that gave me the most benefit. So, here’s how I revised for my A Level Exams.
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The 16th International Geography Olympiad was held just three weeks ago in Hong Kong, from 30th July – 5th August 2019. It was an absolutely incredible week, and I’m delighted to share my experiences of iGeo 2019 on the blog.
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This summer, I travelled to Canada for the 15th International Geography Olympiad (iGeo) – a global competition that challenges the best 16 to 18-year old geographers from across the world – as part of Team UK. These are my experiences.
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![Isolated. Flow. Still. [Long Caption ✍️]
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Both street photography and B&W are new things for me, but I like to experiment with photography. -- For me, street photography is about photographing shapes of the street itself, but also dynamics within that street. Think buildings, but also the ebb and flow of the people who live in and around those buildings.
That's the mindset I had when capturing this image a few months back. An anonymous street statue performer, standing alone, longing for interactions in the bustling heart of London. -- Black and White is also new for me. I usually look to show the beautiful colours of our human and natural world. But I also think that the isolation in this image was more powerful in Black and White, to highlight the solidity of an individual in a large urban centre. -- I love photography for these kind of experimentations. Stepping outside of my comfort zone of landscape, and diving into the more human dimension of photography.
Let me know what you think.
What new horizons are you experimenting with in your photography?](http://scontent-lhr3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/488385a8c33e0bc5c537d47005cd102e/5DE6C6B9/t51.2885-15/e35/c238.0.603.603a/64511790_456242865195014_3663511130355439049_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-lhr3-1.cdninstagram.com "Isolated. Flow. Still. [Long Caption ✍️]
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Both street photography and B&W are new things for me, but I like to experiment with photography. -- For me, street photography is about photographing shapes of the street itself, but also dynamics within that street. Think buildings, but also the ebb and flow of the people who live in and around those buildings.
That's the mindset I had when capturing this image a few months back. An anonymous street statue performer, standing alone, longing for interactions in the bustling heart of London. -- Black and White is also new for me. I usually look to show the beautiful colours of our human and natural world. But I also think that the isolation in this image was more powerful in Black and White, to highlight the solidity of an individual in a large urban centre. -- I love photography for these kind of experimentations. Stepping outside of my comfort zone of landscape, and diving into the more human dimension of photography.
Let me know what you think.
What new horizons are you experimenting with in your photography?")
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