Went back out to Lode last weekend and went on a longish walk around the fields. The photos are on flickr. It started off sunny, but there was a short but heavy hailstorm about half an hour into the walk.
I really enjoyed the walk and will make time for more of them, although I may not be able to do so this weekend, what with having to design a brochure for a shower manufacturer and my gran’s birthday lunch tomorrow.
Following on from my Geobloggers post, I found Grazer, a great piece of software for embedding GPS data in your images’ EXIF tags. Unfortunately it’s Windows only at present, but the developer is asking for expressions of interest in a Mac version – which I have duly made.
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OK, got a few things going on this weekend. Should be good weather, if today is anything to go by.
Tonight I’m off to London for a friends birthday at the Boogaloo in Highgate. Tomorrow I’m getting my hair cut in the morning but otherwise have nothing really planned. Sunday I’m going to see a good friend. And Monday I was supposed to be going to Grafham Water where there was an activity day, but it looks like it may have been cancelled.
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Finally! I have a flickr buddy icon and gravatar:
based on one of Josef Albers ‘Homage to the Square’ series of paintings
Speaking of framing and Josef Albers-I’ve just received the poster for the 1972 Olympics featuring an image by Albers. I’m in two-minds over whether to get it framed. It’s likely to be quite expensive as it’s quite a large poster (1010 x 640mm). I had the ‘Play Time’ poster framed and that cost c.£80, so this will be more than that. It’s difficult – framing it adds aesthetic value to the object, it’s nice to have it presented well.
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