Monthly Archives: July 2012

Well it is almost a week now since I took the plunge and moved to the iMac. Overall it has not been as problematic as it could have been. I am still coming to terms with the problem of scale with the large screen. I have spent some time working ou… Continue reading →

This one is just from last year – Dunstanburgh Castle. I really miss using Photoshop which should be arriving next week. I originally thought that Lightroom would be enough but having used Lightroom for photograph development it really is limited … Continue reading →

Day two of the olympics and so much for vegging in front of the TV. This morning I am reliving the wonders of the opening ceremony by listening to the sound track again. And then I’m off for a walk in the country which combines exercise (Olympics)… Continue reading →

I know this is something that should never be uttered by anyone using an iMac but Google Chrome is just a better browse than Safari. I thought this when I was using a Windows environment and having had a couple of days of using Safari I realise I … Continue reading →

Im really not sure what to say about this one – but I was just getting into digital photography at the time and the effects avaialble and I guess I went a little overboard.On second thoughts I quite like this. Simon Marchiniwww.simonmarchini.co.uk Continue reading →

One of the joys of moving to a new OS is that I can buy the latest software for the new machine. One of the new pieces is Adobe Lightroom 4 and its very addictive, well at least to me, Geo Tagging ability. Again this is an image from the past whic… Continue reading →

Another blast from the past – this one I think is around 10 years old – a captured it with one of my all time favourite cameras the Sony DSC F717. A really ground braking camera. Continue reading →

Im really not sure whether I have published this before – it comes from when I was trying make ‘stock’ photographs. Continue reading →

Oh they don’t make them like this anymore! Concorde paid a visit to East Midlands Airport, I think circa 1986, for the grand opening of a local theme park. Needless to say that the theme park didn’t survive but the aircraft was something. Continue reading →

One of the pleasures, and pitfalls, of building a new computer filing systems is that you come across interesting images that you have completely forgotten about. This is a case in point. There are probably no prize to be awarded for this image bu… Continue reading →