I was asked by a friend to take photographs as part of his promotion of his upcoming charity Cycle of 500 miles over 5 days From Mon 18th to Fri 22nd June 2018
To see his story and to donate please visit www.justgiving.com and search for ‘Five Hundred over Five’
I have recently been watching tutorials by PHLEARN at phlearn.com . The latest series was ‘How to Remove Anything in Photoshop’ as part of my continued practice at Repair and Restoration of images old and new.
To practice what I had seen I decided to clean up an image I took on a recent visit to the Walker Gallery in Liverpool. Can you spot the changes?
Monday at RSPB Leighton Moss I thought I would try digiscoping again. The main issue was the vibration even though everything was mounted firmly with a hide clamp. An issue that is all to common with wildlife photography was the Otters arrived performed and went 15min before i got to the hide.
Both updated site are now uploaded plus the slideshows (not many yet) have been changed to use the TTG Galleria Add-on.
Plus I have updated to the final release of Bootstrap 4
Both my main Photography website and my Nature and Wildlife website have now been re-configured to use Bootstrap 4 (beta3) and Backlight Pangolin for image galleries See theturninggate.net
I have also subtly changed the design of my Photography website to distinguish it from my Nature and Wildlife site. Both have been given a new colour scheme especially the image galleries.
What mice get up to when you are in bed.
This nest is in the entrance to our friends house, it is the second brood, however they are much noisier and messy. Taken with a Go-Pro and long gaps between feeds removed using Premier Pro CS6
I placed the wildlife camera in the same place to see if I could capture more video of the Stoat. After three days all I had was the Pheasants, then on the last day 5 2min videos of the Badger. Mind you I had also sprinkled a few Peanuts.
Stoat playing with Pheasant, although I don’t think the Pheasant knows its a game.
We have not seen a Hedgehog in the garden for a over two years, occasional evidence but no sightings.
