Photograph Works

My diary in photographs

  • I Am Using The Liquorice WordPress Theme

    After several months of using the Enterprise theme from Studiopress – and telling TT at One Cool Site Blogging Tips that I had no intention of changing from it – I changed to this theme.

    I changed the CSS a bit by:

      Making the title a bit smaller
      Taking out the corners on the post title backgrounds
      Changing the background color of the post titles

    and that’s it!

    This is what the theme looks like without the CSS changes:

    Liquorice Before CSS Changes
    Liquorice Before CSS Changes

    Update – What The Theme Options Section Looks Like

    Liquorice Options
    Liquorice Options

  • Photo Round-Up

     
    I have put these up around the web, so this is a bit of a catch-all collection.

    The owl was shot with a Nikon D7000 with Nikon 70-300mm lens – what you can see here is a crop of about one fifth of the original full frame of the image.

    The dog was shot with a Nikon D700 with 50mm lens, and again it is a crop of the full frame that shows the whole of the couch on which the dog is sitting.

    The close up of the eye of the White Stork was from a photo I took with the D7000 and lens combination. It is a tiny proportion of the full frame and I played around with the sharpening to get this somewhat painterly effect.

    This is a gallery collection using the ‘gallery’ shortcode in WordPress. Click on any of the images above to see it BIG.

  • Snowdrops

    Snowdrops In Leeds
    Snowdrops In Leeds

    Shot with Nikon D7000

  • Panasonic GF1 Image

    One of the images I shall be adding shortly to the Harvest section of those lovely high quality ecards at Quillcards.

    What do you think of the quality of the image from a technical point of view?

    I shot it in RAW and converted it with Bibble.

  • A Well-Worded Subscription Message

    People change their minds. Even after wanting to unsubscribe from email updates, they might want to change their minds at the last moment.

    Or perhaps a person truly hits the ‘unsubscribe’ button by accident.

    Either way, I think this is a well-worded message. I wish more sites had this.

     

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