Archive for the 'Cambridge' Category

Amazing Cambridge Free Running!

Aug 16 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,Sport,Video

Some amazing free running in Cambridge!

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Volunteer Photographer – Calendar Competition

Jul 21 2010 Published by atgo under Arts,Cambridge,Volunteer,charity

Photography for Cambridgeshire Mencap’s 2011 calendar is now complete with all the brilliant winning art photographed.

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Apple Summer Camp Photography

Jul 21 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,commercial

Official photographer for Apple’s Summer Camp this Monday 26th at the Apple Store Cambridge. At Apple Summer Camp, kids aged 8-12 will learn the ins and outs of iMovie and how to make a film.

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Walden Tri Photography

Jun 20 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,Sport

Photographs from Saffron Walden Triathlon are now uploaded and the gallery is ready to view. View Walden Tri gallery


Saffron Walden Triahthlon 20 June 2010 – Images by Alex Orrow

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Cambridge Folk Festival Photography at King’s College

Jun 17 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,Uncategorized,commercial

Folk legend Eliza Carthy popped into Cambridge for a little pre Cambridge Folk Festival photo shoot! On behalf of The Co-Operative. Eliza was great fun and I even got to hear her play a little on the old fiddle.

Eliza Carthy The Co-Operative Cambridge Folk Festival

Eliza cycling to the Cambridge Folk Festival

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Volunteer Photography for Living Sport Youth Games PLUS

Jun 12 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,Sport,Volunteer,charity

LIVING SPORT is the County Sports Partnership for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. It is one of 49 in the country, promoting and encouraging sports and physical activity at all levels across all age groups. Living sport help organise the Youth Games PLUS  - the biggest disability sports festival in the region involving around 600 young people in June each year. I have been involved for a year now volunteering my time to take photographs at the Games. The event is a wonderful environment for the young people taking part and everyone involved is very positive and excited to be there. My photographic duties involve taking fun and eye catching images of the opening ceremony, the action during the games and also prize presentations.

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Newmarket Triathlon Photo Gallery Live!

May 16 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,Sport

Enjoy a slideshow from the gallery below or visit directly to get hold of your photo’s from the Newmarket Triathlon.


Newmarket Triathlon 16 May 2010 – Images by Alex Orrow

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Have you ever wanted to find a footpath with Google maps?

May 13 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,Travel,Uncategorized

Where’s the path‘ helps you do that. By displaying a UK Ordnance Survey (OS) map side by side with  a google map you can scroll and zoom both in synchrony to find a location. footpath andcycle routes. There are many options for displaying different types of OS and google maps even looking at OS maps from the 1930′s. If like me you enjoy walking and don’t always have the right OS map or you want to quickly check a location this is very useful. Especially for someone that lives in Cambridge where footpaths are hard to come by. It is also a very useful photography location scouting tool.

where's my map in cambridge image

Screen shot 'Where's the Path'

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Sawston Fun Run 2010 – Images Available Now

May 09 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,Sport,charity

Well done to all those that took part and showed support for the event.

Images taken at the Sawston Fun Run 9th May 2010 are available online now. Visit the Sawston Fun Run gallery to see all the competitors in action, the wonderful supporters and all the fun.

Enjoy the slideshow full screen!!

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Not sure who to vote for?

Apr 27 2010 Published by atgo under Cambridge,News

If your not sure who to vote for in the forth coming UK elections on the 5th May. This site may help you decide Vote for Policies. The idea is that you read anonymously the key points from all the parties manifestos then decide which you like the most. The site will then provide you with a breakdown of how you scored. So you may found you have voted for mostly Labour policies, but you may have found you also voted for BNP and the Green party polices as well. Its an interesting way of comparing the different policies on all the main issue of Crime, Welfare, Immigration, Education and Environment etc.

Not sure wether this helps decide with local election candidates. In Cambridge it might be useful.

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