Touch. The new way to See.

Ooh, this is a rare treat. I get to talk about two of my favourite things :- photography and Apple tech. Now that I have a shiny iPod Touch, (oh no – not an iTouch..) I have been able to test some of the many photography aids available from the App Store. These are also accessible to iPhone users – even more so in fact as the iPhone can make use of the GPS facilities. Some have obvious uses, some not so obvious.

Digital Infrared Processing Part II – False Colour

Exploiting the varying amounts of Infrared light that different objects give off leads to dramatically coloured shots. In this part of the series I’ll take you through how I post processed a recent pic taken on a Flickrmeet.

Where in the World? – Geotagging on Flickr

One of the best things about Flickr is the ability to give detailed information about a shot contained in the Exif data as well as the date and time it was taken. But what about where it was taken?

Here’s a quick guide to Geotagging. It also deals with a case study involving a recent Flickr meet.

Off to the Wind Farm!

Rob Hudson and I take a trip to the Wind Turbine Farm just outside Cardiff. In the dark. With a video camera. Hmm…

Abstractions in Smoke

Smoking is now Art. It’s official.

Ok. Reality check. I’m not advocating the use of the evil weed as some sort of culturally important device but rather as a photo technique for rainy days.