This photo, was taken of a church:


The glow like effect, was created using image editing software. Aside, overall it captures the surrounding hedges and main subject well enough. Click the photo, for an enlargement.

Car Photo

Another photo update. Here, I have submitted a photo taken from close up to the front of a peugeot:


Ultimately, the photo has sound enough composition with a direct approach. The front of the car was captured fully, and there was no cropping involved with the image editing.

Shopwiki

Are you looking for a particular gift? Then look no further than this site, which searches the web for products and presents them in directory format.

For example, let us suppose you are seeking a wedding item. Simply enter the keyword wedding, in the search box, and you will be presented with relevant findings as a search engine would for web-sites. Further links to stores can then be accessed and viewed. It is truly, as easy as that!

Alternatively, the site gives you seasonal guides, which includes wedding gifts. You can see from the link provided that the site then presents relevant tips.

The site also provides reviews. These are voted for, and given an average rating out of five. As such, it can provide a useful guide.

All things considered, it is a comprehensive directory. Worth viewing, just use the links within this entry to do so.

Registered with Blogsvertise

Recently, this blog has been registered and accepted with blogsvertise. I await some tasks to assign to this blog.

Lord of the Rings photo

To add some more photography, this is a photo of Lord of the Rings framed poster on my wall - with a touch of editing:


And yes, the bulge effect was created via image editing. Making for a more striking photo in some respects. Obviously, the image has been cropped to remove the outer details and ensure that only the framed photo is included.

Admittedly, it may have been better to have my curtains closed so as to remove or reduce my shadow.

It pays to Search!

A very recent discovery of mine, but it seems very good. Essentially, it is a search engine which you receive a small number of cent for every search you make using it! For more details visit:

http://www.myhpf.co.uk/apply001.asp?Friend=134095

All you do is register and use the search engine page for your searches. It is linked with Yahoo searches, so is very good. There are some terms and conditions of service, such as you must not seek to artificially generate searches. But still, for heavy users of the search engine this could be valuable.

Just follow the link...

Discovering Triond

As those who frequent this blog might be aware, I submit articles to Helium. More recently, however, the discovery of Triond has enabled me to post articles there also.

Triond, in comparison to Helium, lacks any competitions or market place. However, the formatting of articles, as well as the opportunity to post comments gives it some advantages.

Please follow the link below, which directs you to some of my submitted Triond content:

http://www.sportales.com/Soccer/The-Best-Football-Players-in-the-Premiership.137212

This page links in to other article I have. Or, just click on my Triond namesake at the top, and that directs you to the author page.

Come back to this blog, for more photography, Helium and Triond updates!