I did not play the game until long after it was released but it is still over a decade since I first experienced Wolfenstein 3D, a first person shooter game. I had not even thought of it for a long … Continue reading →

Hmmnn… my photography has been on the back burner while I have been settling into my new accommodation and job. I think I need to see if I can get back into the swing of things this week. Look for … Continue reading →

We did not brave the rain and crowds to head up to Blackheath for the annual Fireworks display earlier this month as we were having dinner with a friend that evening. However, it is such a huge display that, even … Continue reading →

I was participating in a thread on the Digital Photography School forums this morning asking about what formats people prefer for photography tutorials. This is my answer: The exact presentation depends on the aim of the tutorial. If it seeks … Continue reading →

I’ve had a couple of moments this weekend when I found myself thinking “I should have brought my camera along”. I was at a fireworks party last night and the rain, which had persisted all afternoon, let up for the … Continue reading →

This week’s Digital Photography School assignment is “What’s in Your Camera Bag”. I figured that, if the camera is taken out to snap the picture, that must leave the lights and action inside! Want to add something? Please join the … Continue reading →

Since finishing my Fiftytwo self-portrait project at the end of August, I have had to think a bit harder about what to blog about on Saturdays. What I am doing to keep my photography skills growing is to try and … Continue reading →

My favourite picture from September 2008 is the shot I took during the 7 Days series of some bass action. However, you have seen that before, so I present you with my second-favourite picture of the month. I found this … Continue reading →

Above is a photograph I took on the church weekend away, in the grounds of Ashburnham Place. While I am not averse to developing my pictures in the digital darkroom, normally with The Gimp, this one is straight from the … Continue reading →