I got my Wacom Graphire3 4×5 pen tablet in the mail yesterday. While I admit the artistic quality of my work above is perhaps lacking, it’s better than I could do with a mouse.

P.S.: Did I ever point out this bit of Photoshoppery I did a while back? Think I forgot to post about it.

More Georgia Aquarium pictures taken this past Saturday.

UPDATE: Certain pictures now feature even better color correction!  Photoshop LAB Color is proving to have been a very worthwhile investment.

Since everything works now, I hope to be working my way through the Europe photos and giving them the appropriate titles and descriptions.

But when it’s done, you can go back to looking at my beautiful pictures. Did I mention that my Europe photos were done? They’ll get their own post when this is all completed.

After much not-getting-them-done, I’ve finally got caught up on photos up through the Continental part of my trip, that is to say, Paris and Bruges are now processed.

I haven’t taken many photos in England yet, though I have a couple from Oxford and my first London trip–bloody weather. Look forward to those, more from London, and Toulouse, Ax, and the Tour. And anything else I happen to end up doing.

Remember that if you’ve missed anything, you can get all my photos from the summer conveniently organized by city from my gallery. Soon, I will start going through and labeling the photos, but these things take time, y’know.

Taken from the Schloßberg in Graz.

Work has begun on photos from Paris and Bruges, and should be done soon. Meanwhile, look over Graz, Vienna, Munich, and Strasbourg.

As usual, click for more; there are many more to come, including some panoramas if I get the software together. Trying to download it right now at the DLF, which is actually free internet access if we bring the computer. Might work on those tonight.