Another Day Of Playing With Photographs,

I started with topping up the red, yellow and blue inks, 

I had printed 100 A3 pictures plus a number of test prints A4 size and this was the first time I needed to top up the colors since the printer arrived with a full set of inks, so much better value for money than the inks the old printer used, 

I decided to put a bit of sky in this one, 

but not quite as I want it, I will try again the next time I have some time, 

a development in Canary Wharfe, 

received the black & white treatment, 

the ladies glasses and hat now faded slightly and the background bright lights dimmed a tad,

a lovely day for a punt in Cambridge, but I would loose a bit of the water when put into a mount, 

so a little more water added, I played until my evening meal,

first a read and a sherry, of the latest copy of Private Eye, 

I really like these 'Number Crunching' boxes, this is about the terrible rip off of postmaster in the UK, as can be seen from the above, both the government and Fujitsu doing, well sort of nothing for the peoples whose lives were destroyed by the shambles, 

on a happier note, new potatoes, broccoli and sausages that Diana had left for me,

'Cheers!', in the evening a film, 

 Above Us the Waves, released in 1955, the film is based on a true story, the attack did in fact put the Tirpitz out of action for 6 months until repairs were completed, after which Diana arrived home from work, so feet up for a coffee and a chat whilst we watched a Have I Got A Bit More News For You, before we were off to bed.