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	"Dead Boat" - This was taken near Southsea Marina. The photo was taken with a Minolta Dynax 500si and transferred onto Kodak Picture CD (I thought I was getting a PhotoCD :-( ). I desaturated everything except the hull to stop it looking too busy. [added 27th October 2002]
	"Chris' Dark Side" - The first of a sequence. It is based on the next photo and is a mirror of the dark side. [added 9th December 2002]
	"Chris" - The second of a sequence. I took this photo years ago as part of a photography course and recently rediscovered it. [added 9th December 2002]
	"Chris' Light Side" - The last of a sequence. I remembered that I printed a picture similar to this as part of the course and wanted to recreate it digitally. [added 9th December 2002]
	"Silver Lining" - This is a view inland from the top of Portsdown Hill taken early in the morning. I didn't do much to this picture, other than remove a pylon that was protuding from the mist and make the sky a little more blue (the orginal was rather grey). [added 4th January 2003]
	"Self Portrait 2003" - This imaginatively named picture is a a self-portrait. Taken with a Cannon S50 in remote capture mode. I modified the curve to invert the bottom end. [added 4th January 2004]
	"Nanna" - Taken in July 2003 with a Cannon S50. Converted to black and white and increased the midrange contrast in curves. [added 10th January 2004]
	"Nuclear Dawn 1" - Taken on the 30th December 2003 with a Cannon S50. Straightend the horizon.[added 10th January 2004]
	"Nuclear Dawn 2" - Also taken on the 30th December 2003 with a Cannon S50. Straightend the horizon.[added 10th January 2004]
	"Sunrise Over Langstone" - Also taken on the 30th December 2003 with a Cannon S50. This is actually three pictures glued together. [added 10th January 2004]

Please note that I am not placing these photos in the public domain. If you want to use them publicly (e.g. on a website / in a magazine) please ask me first. Not only is it polite, but you might want the higher resolution versions I have for that purpose.