Following on from my earlier posts about caution being exercised when entering photographic competitions, I have no compunction whatsoever about linking to the 2010 British Wildlife Photography Awards.
Apple today announced the release of version three of their pro photo editing and cataloguing tool, Aperture.
Following on from my comments of earlier today, here is a competition from the Guardian with far more favourable terms and conditions.
The self-styled Sci Fi Geek has a web presence at last!
Warehouse Express have a review of Canon’s latest DLSR here. This looks like a very high spec model that improves many areas (19 point AF, ‘virtual horizon’ feature) that were lacking in earlier Canon models. My only comment would be this: if I’d just bought a 50D (Canon’s previous semi-pro smaller sensor model) I’d be [...]
This bloke knows how to improve your chances of getting your camera back if you lose it.
Astute visitors may have noticed the recent addition of the ‘Shop’ link in the top right of the site.
A stunning collection of aerial photography of the surface of Mars. I can’t quite explain how astonishing these photographs are.
A spectacular set of images of CD refraction by Mark Casey on flickr.
Click here to view.
Viewers visiting the site from an iPhone or iPod Touch this evening may have noticed a change in the site.
A friend of mine runs a bar in Eastcote, west London, and asked me to create a website for him.
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