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I was out when the sky covered up with clouds after two long hard summer months. In India, rains are always a welcome sight.
Abergavenny Castle & Museum
Nexus 4, processed in VSCO Cam for Android.
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Wales, December 2013
This is a composite of 4 images from my camera phone stitched together to make a single image. I've done this a few times when I didn't have the ability to use a wider lens on my camera phone but still wanted to capture a wider frame.
When I do this I'll make a note of it in the description. I used photoshop to stitch the photos together.
So Fisher's Nexus updated it's camera app and it added with it a new feature, the lens blur. It focuses on a subject as you drag the camera in an upwards motion to localize the subject and blur the rest. It's a little off but it's not a bad thing. Pretty cool!
Bought myself a new phone. Had to save really hard for this one though. The moment I picked it out from the box, what struck me was the elegance of the build quality and materials used. Armstrong's quote perfectly describes it.
P.S. It's a Nexus 4.
They hang them up in the air and in the sun so they dry out. After tenderising the octopus, it can be used in any recipe. They will leave it out to dry in the sun for at least a day before cooking it.
This method of drying is one that has been used for centuries, when they discovered that it was better to dry them before grilling the xtapodi, but had nowhere to place them to dry them out, except their lines. Fishermen probably hung them over the ships ropes to dry out.
Having such a strong sun during the summer in Greece, it was the easiest and cheapest method.