Hosta heaven
They’re a bit like Marmite – you either love ’em, or loath them. I’ve grown to like them which is about half-way, but there’s no denying that Jenny’s got a great show this year as you can see in this Google Photo Album.
They’re a bit like Marmite – you either love ’em, or loath them. I’ve grown to like them which is about half-way, but there’s no denying that Jenny’s got a great show this year as you can see in this Google Photo Album.
I’ve created a Shared Google Photo Album with some more shots of our trip to the Museum of Welsh Life at St Fagans last week but I particularly wanted to share this one of the Toll Gate Cottage because this building used to stand about 100 yards away from our first home, at South Gate,
St Fagans in the sun Read More »
I just love Ludlow. I first visited the place with the South Wales Geological Society when I was studying geology for my A’levels. Just behind where I took this picture at Ludford Corner is the classic location where the Ludlow Bone Bed marks the end of the Silurian and the beginning of the Devonian geological
This is not a great picture, especially since my sister is in the middle of it :-), but I’m celebrating the discovery (by accident) of a different way of using spot removal in the Develop module in Lightroom. Up ’till now I’ve only seemed to get a circle that I could enlarge or decrease the
Whoopee! Another Lightroom feature discovered Read More »
I had a 50mm macro lens for my Sony A700 camera, and even though I purchased the LA-EA4 adaptor so that I could use my A-mount lenses on the A7R FE-mount, I had always put a high-quality prime macro lens at the top of my wish list. When Jenny made a contribution towards it for my Christmas
Blooming macro marvelous Read More »