Printing digital photos
Things you must know should you be inclined to buy prints of digital photos…
Archive for March, 2004
Canon Speedlite 550EX
Take it whichever way you like I am getting ready to flash! 
In the <head>
If you are an author, editor, or administrator of pages where the content change frequently (either daily, or every few days) you need to make sure that you have a few elements set within the of your document in order that your site visitors always get served with the most current version — in other [...]
All cute and fabulous
Chumki is really growing up. She had to be de-wormed yesterday and I don’t think she liked the medicine very much after all. She did all she could to spit it out but didn’t succeed so now she runs away a bit from us. She’ll get over it LOL. But she tries to look all [...]
Southern Cross Gliding
If you live in Sydney and love flying chances are you would already know about the Southern Cross Gliding Club in Camden. Other than the historic beautiful…
Somerset, Tasmania
Driving through the northern coastline of Tasmania as we headed from Launceston to Stanley on Christmas eve last year we came across this particular …
Max Lyons
Max Lyons’ digital imagery has always impressed me. While most digital SLR are still learning and trying to cope with deficiencies of the good ‘ole 35mm SLR Max seems to have found methods that…
Web Standards Solution
Edited: 7th September 2004: I am happy to say I am a proud owner of this book and it truly is worth every cent. Dan’s writing is simple, short and to the point and with loads of real world examples! If you are serious about your Web Standards approach to the Web, this book is [...]
Iyanla Vanzant
In the past I have read Iyanla’s ‘In the Meantime’ This book will make you cry and tear up in joy….. Who is Iyanla Vanzant?Iyanla Vanzant is a Yoruba priestess, a talk show host, a doctoral candidate, a spiritual life counselor, and the author of the 1994 Blackboard Book of the Year, Acts of Faith, and the best-selling Value in the Valley.
Cataract Gorge, Tasmania
A trip back in time… when we visited the natural island paradise of Tasmania. Launceston, the biggest northern town along that has grown over time along the Tamar valley heading upto the tip of Bass Strait. Cataract Gorge is also proud to boast its longest single span chairlift at 308m. There is a suspension bridge [...]
Adorable Chumki
Isn’t she such an adorable Cat? This was shot on last Saturday. This is one of her favourite places… top of the bookshelf in the lounge room. Typical of a persian…
Sunset blend – Hornsby
This is my first shot after sunset since moving to Hornsby. Isn’t it pretty? I haven’t used my 50 mils prime in ages and while I was cleaning up my camera bag I just felt like giving it a try again. Hope you like the image. I haven’t done much photography in a while now. [...]
Is lenshood a must?
The main reason why professionals use lens hood during photography is to avoid unwanted strong light coming into the lens path (direct or indirect rays). If these ray reaches the image element in the camera it causes flares and low contrast images. Flares in some cases are so strong that they can spoil the image [...]
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