Photography
How to get you digital Camera back if you lose it…
by Sean Smyth on Jun.20, 2010, under Photography, Random Stuff
Just follow this guy’s advice and you’ll be sure you get your digital camera back if it has been misplaced.
Link HERE to see how. (and it’s funny to boot)
Google Logo goes Low Res
by Sean Smyth on May.13, 2010, under Photography, Random Stuff
Things I liked this week - Monday 11th January 2010
by Sean Smyth on Jan.11, 2010, under Cool Links, Photography, Random Stuff, wordpress
Please view the post properly by clicking here. Thanks.
Body Blading is freakin’ awesome!
Welcoming 2010 Worldwide: Some really cool photography in the collection.

55 incredible examples of photo manipulation. Really amazing stuff!

Really cool Paper Roll Forest Cutout Art.

A 103 meter drop Waterfall that you literally stand on the very edge of.

Grab yourself some Boob Cupcakes from a really friendly and talented Designer/Artist I’ve spoken to online.
What condoms can do for us. (Thinking outside the box.)
One of the funniest LameBook posts I’ve read yet.
Amazing Wordpress tutorials for Designers and people beginning to delve into Wordpress, at Themeforest.net’s Blog.
Things I liked this week - Monday 3rd January 2010
by Sean Smyth on Jan.02, 2010, under Cool Links, Photography, Random Stuff, Websites
A Christmas Story told the Dubberland way.
Free Fight Like Apes Live album. Free is always good
Nice little photography project over at Boards.ie.
Amazingly unique Clock Design.

2009 in photos from Boston.com. Some stunning Photos in there.
I’ve really been listening to a lot of The Beatles lately, largely because I got The Beatles: Rockband, and I particularly love “Here comes the Sun”.
Jason Mraz takes on Winter Wonderland. Well, might I add.
Alma is a fantastic 3D short film. Really fantastic.
Oxygen from Christopher Hendryx is another really groovy short 3D film.
That’s all for this week folks. Enjoy!
Photography: The Mid March Collection
by Sean Smyth on Mar.21, 2009, under Photography, Random Stuff
A few shots that I’ve taken in the past two weeks. Only got a chance to process them in Photoshop there this evening.
Again, as usual, any comments or suggestions are very much appreciated.
Cool and Interesting Links
by Sean Smyth on Mar.08, 2009, under Cool Links, Photography, Random Stuff, Websites
Videos:
The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.
Links:
Awesome jQuery Tutorials.
FireBug Add-on for FireFox
iPhone Band (surprisingly cool)
Mr. Chi-City Kicking some Insect Ass - http://tinyurl.com/b6decq
Google - Smart Searchers Vs Stupid Searchers
Photography: The Early March Collection
by Sean Smyth on Mar.06, 2009, under Photography, Random Stuff, Websites, wordpress
Below is a collection of my favourite shots that I’ve taken and processed over the past week or so. Some of them are earlier than March but that would have just led to an unattractive title then, wouldn’t it?
Seeing as I’m taking more Photographs than ever before, I’ve decided that I’m going to have a dedicated Photography section on the site. It’s not going to be just a category like it is now. I’m thinking a way to display the images. There are a few Wordpress plugins available to do such a job (eg) but I’ll explore other options and decide again.
Toodles!
Window with a view
by Sean Smyth on Feb.23, 2009, under Photography, Random Stuff
Here is a shot I took at the weekend at an old farm house near to where I live. It’s in its completely raw state as I felt little need to edit it in Photoshop. Not even a crop or a straighten
Docks in London
by Sean Smyth on Feb.21, 2009, under Photography

Docks in London
Originally uploaded by imLOSTirl
This is a photo I took in London last Summer while I was attending The London Car Show. This is also a test to see if the “blog this” function works on Flickr.com.
It’s one of my favourite photos anyway.
Edit:// It does work but it doesn’t allow me to add tags or chose which catagory I want it in. Bummer.
A Ray of Light
by Sean Smyth on Feb.20, 2009, under Photography, Random Stuff
Ok, I’ll admit, there are no rays of light. I just lied to make the title more interesting.
Here is a shot of a really nice vibrant sunset taken from the back of my house. I took this no more than 40 mins ago. Anyway, a quick crop and edits of the curves in Photoshop and viola here is the result! Any comments or criticisms?




























