Photos
Merlin
We got Merlin on 3 March 2009. He's half-Siamese, very friendly, and very noisy.
We think he was born at the end of October 2008.
23 photos - View on Flickr
Young Tigger
Tigger when he was still a kitten.
Tigger passed away at lunchtime on 6 November 2008 at a little over 11 years old.
15 photos - View on Flickr
Tigger
Gallery photos of my cat Tigger.
Tigger passed away at lunchtime on 6 November 2008 at a little over 11 years old.
829 photos - View on Flickr
Tigger Lite
My "Tigger" set contains all my Tigger photos, this set contains the photos I particularly like...
Tigger passed away at lunchtime on 6 November 2008 at a little over 11 years old.
75 photos - View on Flickr
46 Kenilworth Road
Photos of the people and happenings at 46 Kenilworth Road during the 2005/06 academic year at Warwick University. Most of the photos were taken with a phone, but a few were with an actual camera.
218 photos - View on Flickr
46 Kenilworth Road and the Quest for the Evil Tree
Rob, Reece, Kev, and I set off in search of an evil looking tree Rob found near Canley Ford.
37 photos - View on Flickr
46 Kenilworth Road Garden Cricket
Kev, Rob, Reece, Tim, and I play a bit of cricket in the back garden on Tim's birthday.
A majority of the shots are 10-frame continuous shots (the most my camera can handle on its high quality setting), some of them are low-quality sequences of around 25 frames, and there are a couple of individual photos.
Unfortunately it took me a while to get used to the subtleties of my camera's continuous shooting, so the focus tends to drift on the longer sequences...
306 photos - View on Flickr
Attack of the Traffic Light Blobs from Outer Space
Screenshots for a game, similar to Asteroids, that I created using Python, Pygame and easygame.
Its home page is at richardwinskill.co.uk
7 photos - View on Flickr
Burnhope Pond
A Durham Wildlife Trust site that, at the time, was oddly devoid of water for a pond...
22 photos - View on Flickr
Calendar - Esh Winning 2008
A 2008 calendar featuring photos from around Esh Winning, a village near Durham in the North East of England. It was sold locally in the run-up to Christmas 2007 to raise money for Oxfam.
13 photos - View on Flickr
Calendar - Scenic 2004
A 2004 calendar featuring general "scenic" photos, rather than just photos of Tigger.
12 photos - View on Flickr
Calendar - Scenic 2005
A 2005 calendar featuring general "scenic" photos, rather than just photos of Tigger.
12 photos - View on Flickr
Calendar - Scenic 2006
A 2006 calendar featuring general "scenic" photos, rather than just photos of Tigger.
12 photos - View on Flickr
Calendar - Scenic 2007
A 2007 calendar featuring general "scenic" photos, rather than just photos of Tigger.
12 photos - View on Flickr
Dictionary Extracts
A few entries, including rhymes for "silver" and "purple", from a 1959 Oxford Universal Dictionary that have been 'photoshopped' to highlight the appropriate entries.
6 photos - View on Flickr
K&CG's Homes & Gardens
A display created by the Tyne & Wear, Cumbria, and Berwick branches of the Knitting & Crochet Guild, as exhibited in Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens from September to November 2006.
32 photos - View on Flickr
National Railway Museum
Some of the trains from the National Railway Museum in York
27 photos - View on Flickr
Nocturnal Web Design
Photos I offer as "Stock Photos" through Nocturnal Web Design
50 photos - View on Flickr
Out & About
A variety of poor quality, blurred, shakey photos of random things taken when Out and About With a Camera Phone
26 photos - View on Flickr
Pink Sunset
I'd just gone to close the curtains when I spotted this beautiful sunset.
7 photos - View on Flickr
Wallpaper - Cat Dog Sine Theta
Wallpaper images with Cat Dog Sine Theta's logo
9 photos - View on Flickr
Wallpaper - Nocturnal Web Design
Wallpaper images with Nocturnal Web Design's logo.
He's called "Gilbert".
3 photos - View on Flickr
Xbox 360 vs Wii
I've always been a big fan of Nintendo, and have had my Wii since the day it came out. I've survived perfectly happily without a PS3 or an Xbox 360... until I encountered Grand Theft Auto IV a couple of weeks ago. The first GTA game I played was my housemate's copy of San Andreas while I was at Uni. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and had no end of fun dirivng around and summoning Harrier Jump Jets.
So on Tuesday I gave in to temptation and went into town and bought a copy of GTA IV for a little over £200. Of course there were a few extras required to fully enjoy it... chief among which was an Xbox 360...
Anyway, my actual point is that, although I knew it would be big, I wasn't prepared for quite how big. I'm certain this comparison has been made before, but what the hey...
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