By Pete Guaron | Travel Photography
You can read part 1 of this series here 🙂 Several years ago, I came out of the butcher’s to go to my car, and a rather rough looking teenager saw the oval “country” sticker on the back of my car, proudly proclaiming “F” for France,with the colours of the national flag, of course. […]
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By Pete Guaron | Travel Photography
I don’t know if Pascal is going to publish all of these – it’s a bit off-beat for DS. It’s about vehicles in my street – maybe an extension of the plague of fire trucks I posted here a while back, that I found right outside my front door one night, when the guy over […]
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By Pete Guaron | Opinion
(That’s Garfield’s motto. It’s OK – we share! And I bet none of you expected this, after the two posts on tree bark that Lad and I just gave you!) I regularly visit a friend of mine in the next street every afternoon. And this particular day was no different. My pup [? – she’s […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
We all seek exotic in very different ways. And places. And while I enjoy a hike inside a tiger-infested park or brass-monkey walk under Northern Lights just as much as anyone else, my personal favourites, when it comes to emptying my mind and finding photographic solace, come in far more common-garden shapes and locations. You […]
Continue readingBy pascaljappy | News , Review
UPDATE : A summary of all this website’s reviews of the Sony NEX-5n and NEX-7 is now available. As part of my ongoing review of the Sony NEX-5N, this post describes the various possibilities offered by that lovely little camera for making panoramas without resorting to expensive dedicated cameras or to elaborate stitching software. Panoramas […]
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