Brendan Moyle • Nov 08, 2010 •
Wildlife photography is something that should keep you outside a lot, but there’s also a fair bit of computer work attached to it also. This is really a consequence of the digital age. My photo website is one of these enduring, ongoing works-of-love. So I spent some of Sunday night playing around with a new format. Plus I’ve mucked … Read More
Aimee Whitcroft • Oct 21, 2010 •
Being a large fan of all things small, particularly when one is able to take photos of them, I bring you this: Credit: Jocelyn Chang. An image of a bryozoa, from the Nikon Small World competition (2010) Yes, the results for this year’s Nikon Small World competition are in. Each year, the competition … Read More
Aimee Whitcroft • Apr 14, 2010 •
I heart TED – something to which I’m sure I’ve confessed in past. This morning, I got a fantastic email with some of the latest talks to be posted on TED. While they’re all (of course) brilliant, I’ll make special mention of a talk, entitled ‘The danger of … Read More
Aimee Whitcroft • Feb 22, 2010 •
Of course you would! Who wouldn’t? And have it you can. As I came into the work this morning, blearily clearing emails as I attempted to mainline some caffeine, I came upon an email most arresting. From an American company, ASPEX, it said that the company in question had … Read More
Aimee Whitcroft • Feb 03, 2010 •
Presents for your visual systems today… And we’ll be presenting two different people who’re merging science and visuals in new, and quite effective, ways. xkcd: Fourier I know I have a previous post somewhere (probably on my old blog) about engineering photos as well, but I thought I’d start afresh. Read More