Cat playing a dangerous game

My cat playing a dangerous game with a Chilli pepper!

Monotype Machine

This is kinda cool, an old Monotype machine, they also have a Linotype machine too with the smelting pot at the back :)
Font-Forge??? anyone ;)
This was taken at the Industrial Museum in Bradford, Yorkshire, UK 

Lovely Moss on rocks

The Strid, North Yorkshire, near Bolton Abbey. 

Textural stuff taken out walking

dry Bracken
old wooden beam in a broken down house
Weir
Litchen and moss on tree bark 

Fluffy Ex-Bunny!

can you see me in its eye?
didn't look like he'd died from Mixi, must have been killed by something. 

Walking around Grimwith Resovoir

North Yorkshire, near Grassington. 

Things in the Greenhouse

Kinda nice these old thing you find :) 

Photo Studio Setup

I used this to take a picture of water running from a bottle! :D

 

Links R us

• 123RF


• Canstock


• Bigstock


• StockXpert


• Fotolia


• Dreamstime


• istockphoto


• Shutterstock

The Pussy Shot

 

Check the Hot Pussy Action! ;) 

Loads of chillies!

 
 
 
 

testing 1 2 3 again in Picassa! 

testing 1 2 3 Picassa!

 

Keeps bloomin' crashing! not quite right just yet Google! :| 

Reason Screenie Playing Tune

Blooming heck, its video!!!!!!!

Roland MC-202 Reason ReFill

You're going to have to copy and paste that, Blogger don't like Wordpress it seems! :(
check out my other Blog :)

Royalty Free Stock Images

Would you believe, I have been taking pictures, painting textures and scanning stuff just for the hell of it, well now I'm doing it for a purpose, starting with www.istockphoto.com So now I'm making a few cents and a few dollars for what was sitting around on my hard drive / CDR's / DVDR's... iStock is the daddy, the most popular RF stock site on the net and probably the most sorted out site too.

www.dreamstime.com probably comes in second place, with a fine selection of images and a fairly comprehensive set of user controls and a growing community.

If you are after a site that works, has the features and really good time saving solutions to inherent stock uploading and setting of categories, www.stockxpert.com might just be what you are looking for, this site wins hands down with use-a-billity!!!

I'm listing these in order of $$$ so far, and 4th comes www.fotolia.co.uk It has all the usual, with a different way of categorising images, same-same in some ways but maybe it will help you find that illusive image with 'feel'.

www.canstockphoto.com is my final, some usefull uploaders features, not paying much as yet...