We went to Leeds City Museum to see the Stolen, Saved, Smuggled? exhibit. It was pretty disappointing to be honest.
Elina made me a pig. I’ve decided to name it Muhammad.
It’s interesting how there is a gradual change between the Gay Quarter where I live, and the Catholic cathedral.
Damn you, Patrick Stewart!
More photos of me shamelessly abusing selective focus.
Turns out, it’s reasonably easy to remove windows, in Photoshop.
I used my birthday gift vouchers to buy a new 50mm f/1.4 lens for my camera. It’s excellent for doing very shallow depth of field, although, on reviewing the photographs, I’ve realised I went far too far with the shallow depth – sometimes it was narrower, even than the object I was actually trying to photograph! Looking forward to playing around with this lens a lot more.
The Division E competition took place at Donington Park racing circuit, which wasn’t a very good venue as it was difficult to find (we got sent to the wrong part of the circuit) and very cold inside their buildings slash sheds, but on the plus side we did get to look round the Formula One museum section.
Last week, we went to The New Conservatory for lunch. Apparently, they serve deserts, and even have a special “desert of the day.”
The Swarthmore Centre have clearly tried to remove Paul’s poster from the notice board. But so great is the power of Humanism, and the glue Paul used, that they failed.