Travels in Photography and Computing
[singlepic id=1998 w=600 h=499 float=center] I was pleased that a second of my Iceland shots achieved Photograph of the day at Photography Cafe today. Big Al said: Jane had the advantage of getting an unusual landscape to start with but getting POTD requires more than that. By getting the foreground
Continue readingWe have recently returned from a trip to Iceland, on our second evening while on the Snaefellsnes peninsular at Grundarfjördur we were treated to a display of the Northern lights, some of the first of the autumn. This shot was a 13 second exposure. I was pleased to be awarded
Continue readingThe gardens of the Bishop are a tranquil place and we had a lovely time wandering around them. This shot shows the west front of the splendid Wells Cathedral from the ponds which are fed by the wells, which give the town it’s name. I was delighted to be
Continue readingOver at TDS they had a fun challenge, take a shot of a stone rabbit and “do something with it”. So I got out the photoshop and merged it in to an old shot of Abu Simbel, to add it as a statue. It worked pretty well and I got
Continue readingWith the lovely weather yesterday, we walked to the top of Mons Acutus, the site of a Norman Castle which is shrouded in woodland, which was filled with wild garlic flowers. It’s a bit of a climb up from Montacute, but well worth it.
Continue readingSometimes I see a competition and I just have to raid my archive this was taken a few years ago in Turkey, but when The Digital Site had “Shadows and Silhouettes” as a theme I knew just the image I wanted to enter. To my delight it took first place.
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