Leith B&W Series-4
Originally uploaded by Rick Stirling.
Whilst off, I took the camera to Leith docks again, even though I felt that I had totally exhausted that area. I used a neutral density filter to add some darkness into the scene and shot in black and white all afternoon.
I wish that Adobe Lightroom had a good facility to add film grain to images, at the moment I have to export them to Photoshop to add that.
Yes, I’ve posted this image before, but I’d ve been busy at work and had nothing new to say.
First 4 Figures is proud to present Fierce Deity Link, the first collectible statue in the First 4 Figures highly anticipated Legend of Zelda collectible statue series. With inspiration taken from the official Majora’s Mask Fierce Deity Link artwork, the statue has faithfully recreated Fierce Deity’s powerful and mysterious character and pose. Raising his double helix sword high above his head, he is ready to take on any his enemies. Towering at over 14.5 inches to the tip of his sword hilt, Fierce Deity Link will be in scale with the others in the series.
Cast in high quality poly-stone, the statue is hand finished and hand painted. Comes packed in a foam interior full colored box with a card of authenticity. Highly limited at only 2,500 pieces available worldwide.
One of the nice things about Google Calendar is that it can link the location of an appointment to Googlemaps. I’ve just found out today that you can now ‘bookmark’ locations, name them “Home”, “Parents” whatever, and it will auto complete.
Yeah, it’s geeky to be into this stuff, but useful. I’d never have thought a calendar would be useful to me, but it is. I’ve even started to record work milestones on it. Now I have no excuse.
I REALLY miss the del.icio.us buttons now that I’m running Firefox beta.
I’ve updated a few of my Flickr photos with tags and descriptions.
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