He was a very hungry caterpillar wasn't he

I have, and use, 2 - a Virgin rolling monthly one which costs me £5/month and I get unlimited Virgin to Virgin calls and SMS to any Network in the UK [ in practice I understand there is a limit of about 3000 on each ] and 100 mins of voice calls to any mobiles or UK Landline Numbers [ I get that lot as I'm also on Virgin media ]

I also have a Belgian number which is still , when out of the UK , cheaper than my Virgin one . That is used every time I go abroad - and at present that has a balance €19 on it . I think it was €24 before I went to Dublin at Easter and I used it whilst I was away in France. I can top that up over the Internet when necessary.

Oh I'll get there eventually

I've a series of pictures of subterranean caves at Betharrham yet to start on - now they WILL be a challenge as flash could not be used

I've got the bit between my teeth good and proper now

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That's what I felt too Back to Aperture

OK have had another go at 3 of them

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Now I'm having problems with the sky in #1 - any suggestions from Aperture Users ?

Also in #2 the hint of haze / water / whatever it is is till there can't see how I can deal with it in isolation

I'm still very much learning my way in Aperture

Fair puts the size of the falls and rocks into perspective doesn't it ?

Someone use Photoshop please and put her on the bench

When I've an hour or so free I'll have another go in Aperture with these and see what I can do, particularly with #s 1 & 2. It was really hazy for them - possibly because of the amount of water coming from that top waterfall , it's possibly spray .

None of these by the way are cropped .

I was standing on a small wooden bridge [ and no there were no trolls under it - they'd have been washed away ] and the noise as all the separate water streams came together was incredible. The one from beside the Spa Hotel joined a little bit further down but was in sight .

I'd never seen these falls before - the amount of water coming down was breathtaking, and exceedingly noisy . The rocks shown everywhere are HUGE .

I'd love to have another go there - these were rushed as the K-x is not WR and the rain was starting to come down AGAIN

Though I've taken over 200 I can show very few of them - most are very personal memories I've taken for the folk with whom I went .

This group were taken at the 'Cascades' above Cauteret in the Midi Pyrenees - it wasn't the best of days weatherwise rain and drizzle a good part of the time we were there but I managed these. All were taken with the K-x and the Tamron 18-250 lens

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