Monday 17 May 2010

A cuppa and a chat with: Photosworldwide


Welcome to the new series of 'A cup of tea and a chat with...', where we ask the team some silly and pointless questions just for the hell of it. Here is our second volunteer Paul from Photosworldwide. If you would like to take part in this questionaire send your answers to the following questions to Ruth with a photo of yourself.

What is the last book you read?
The Painter of Battles by Arturo PĂ©rez-Reverte

If you could be a superhero what super powers would you choose?
Invisibility

Describe yourself in 4 words.
Tall, ginger, stubborn, loyal

What did you want to be when you were 12 years old?
I didn't know then, and I don't know now

Imagine you are having a dinner party, you can invite 5 people dead or alive, who would they be?
Freddie Mercury for the piano, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall for the cooking, Richard Harris for the drinking, Monica Bellucci for the accent and the eye-candy,

What was your mother right about?
The girls I shouldn't date

Guiltiest pleasure?
...is unpublishable in a family-orientated forum.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Doing this full-time

Regardless of money, would you ever get plastic surgery?
Nope

Describe your perfect day
It's late summer. Waken around 10. Up and at 'em and out with the camera into a car with a full tank. Pick up significant other and head south in the car. Stop in Belfast at Doorsteps on the Lisburn Road for a sandwich. Wander the town taking pictures on a sunny day. Beatrice Kennedy's for dinner. Then the Crown Bar while the sun goes down outside. Malmaison for a nightcap and then bed.

Lastly, some linky goodness, link to your shop, blog, facebook, twitter etc etc.
My site is http://www.paulbeattie.net. I occasionally tweet on the state of the world under the moniker of paul_beattie. And sometimes I write at http://photosworldwide.wordpress.com

4 comments:

  1. Freddie's on my list too. Is it just my imagination or would alot of men choose invisibility. I wonder why?

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  2. Thanks Paul! Lovely to hear a bit more about your work etc. Freddie Mercury is indeed a good one ... might have to revisit my dinner list!

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  3. Well, now I'm just intrigued about your guiltiest pleasure. haha

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  4. Yes, same here, lol.

    I have yet to dine in Beatrice Kennedy's. Never got round to do it yet.

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