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Oh busy busy. being july in Britain, the summer has only really just got underway, and in another three weeks, it will be autumn, I guess 🙂 Perhaps I exaggerate. But I’m an ‘outdoor type’ and so much I have … Continue reading →

The Glastonbury festival drew to a close last night, and the broadsheet journalists all seem to have enjoyed themselves – though, ironically, it’s the Telegraph which laments the “embourgeoisiement” of the event, and the Guardian which tends to feel that, … Continue reading →

BBC want you free photos, have mentioed their ‘submit a picture’ using your mobile phone cam. Now they want your work from Glastonbury http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3007326.stm BBC News Online wants your pictures and reviews from Glastonbury 2003. If you saw something interesting … Continue reading →

Instead of using a password to unlock your cellphone, a Japanese company called Earth Beat has come up with a way to use a picture instead. You just snap a picture of yourself with your cameraphone, then whenever you want … Continue reading →

Just borrowed a 2 Megapix camera from Phil. These are some pictures from it.

 http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2003/06/273217.html Have just added my Stonehenge 2003 work, to the Indymedia UK database and a few listings

Have been informed by someone who is sad enough to have taken a laptop + satellite link with them to glastonbury, that there will be a live lost vagueness audio stream available here: http://www.radiovague.com Welcome to RadioVague. Currently beaming at … Continue reading →

A Photo selection from the event. On these pages, have finished a ‘best edit’ selection from my jaunt to Stonehenge, to celebrate the Summer Solstice, but to sadly miss the festival the was / should be there. I arrived on … Continue reading →

Am half way through process and scaning of the the weekends work. Have just uploaded a first edit to Guilfin Database, Thought you might wanna ‘sneek preview’ … … … Early ‘live’ set :: http://www.guilfin.net/gallery/?id=pxINET2220 Proper Colour Slide edit :: … Continue reading →

Have been going off a bit about the use of a mobile PhoneCam, in taking pictures for immediate use, out and about. Although the quality is not as good as ‘proper photography’. Not the only one with the same idea … Continue reading →

Solstice revellers watch sunrise – BBC News http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wiltshire/3008828.stm Stonehenge’s summer solstice goes ahead – BBC News http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wiltshire/2996450.stm Thousands witness solstice – Channel4 News http://www.channel4.com/apps26/news/news_story.jsp?storyId=1782592 Road to ruins: Plans are afoot to transform Stonehenge in the next few years. John Ezard … Continue reading →

Hope you’ve enjoyed the more ‘immediate’ pictures here and on Indymedia and Guilfin, that I’ve sent directly from Stonehenge, with my new mobile phone. Will be processing, scanning and then uploading, some of my ‘proper’ photos over the next few … Continue reading →

I’d successfully taken a number of pictures with my new Sony-Ericsson Mobile phone. Uploaded them to Indymedia, Guilfin and this blog, at various times while the events at Stonehenge were happening. This was a first, playing with some of the … Continue reading →

The sun has just risen over the stone, to great cheers

more later.

Leaving for Wiltshire shortly, hope to post ‘directly from the field’, on here, Indymedia and Guilfin using my Sony Ericsson P800 ‘CamPhone’. Got to juggle that, as well as taking photos, in my more traditional method, on film. Stonehenge’s summer … Continue reading →

I’m one of the man’s greatest fans. I like so much of the different styles he’s produced. He is famous for imperial ‘the king is great’ type music, but i think some of these are soo sensitive. I put them … Continue reading →

What a wondeful stripey place to live. All youve got to say, to a visitor, is Iive in the house with black and white stripes, and there you are, found. Individuality, not sure what the council planning committee thinks though … Continue reading →