Intriguing PhotoShopping by Daniel Eatock.

…with ballbearing.

At the American cemetery, Madingley, this afternoon.

I’ve decided that Quentin was right about Aperture as a tool for managing large numbers of images. What finally tipped me over the edge was finding that it was the best way of handling RAW images. It’s also very good for dealing with the archiving of large filesets. And the Loupe tool (shown above) provides a useful way of checking the detail of an image without having to zoom it.

Not quite sharp enough. Bah!

Photographed early on Saturday morning, on the back road to Ely.

Tilly, dreaming of a white Christmas, perhaps. Or of the robin she killed yesterday. Cats are horrible sometimes.

Later: In the interest of fairness and accuracy, it has been pointed out to me that it could have been her sister who killed the robin.

An asymptotic approach to a Christmas card? Shot with the lens wide open. But it gives the impression that it’s really a collage, with the frosted greenery pasted over out-of-focus berries.