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The Keep in Cardiff Castle. Built in Norman times it now stands in the grounds of the Castle built by the Marques of Bute....
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The Keep in Cardiff Castle. Built in Norman times it now stands in the grounds of the Castle built by the Marques of Bute.
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Image manipulation done in Pse, created by layering the spoon picture over the fork, then carefully erasing the spoon shadow leaving the fork shadow v

This Dolmen is at St Llythans near Cardiff. The top stone was estimated to be over 2 tonnes and approximately 2.5m square. Shot taken from ground leve

2 duct pipes, using polar coordinates in Pse creates the floating industrial doughnut,

Used Out of Bounds effect to create this picture

Old time Hardware store bench, taken at St Fagans museum of Welsh life.

Created Using layers and eraser tool in Pse7 to reveal reversed shadows.

HDR mono of the smithy shop in St Fagans museum of Welsh life.

Edited using layers to create this image.

Halloween fun in photoshop, created using photography, clipart and lighting effects.

A composite created using layers and faded opacity. Original Mandela picture taken at Cardiff castle 1996.

The Physiogram, this one has 3 spins of the pendulum covering the lens with black card between spins.

Look into my Eyes

HDR mono. The light house memorial is to Capt R F Scott's 1910 Antarctic expedition.

Picture scanned from Ilford HP5 negative, taken in Amsterdam in 1988.

Shipping cargo hooks

Sunrise created from several images. Victorian roof top, sunrise and misty countryside.

In Memory of the Fallen.

Winter wildlife @ Cosmeston lakes Cardiff South Wales.

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