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Catching The Rain

Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley

Category: Plants & gardens

2 June 20102 June 2010

Streamcombe Farm, gourmet B&B, 370 megapixel panorama

We went down to visit our friends Karen & Ian over the Bank Holiday weekend. As we went to leave it was glorious weather imaginable and it was a wrench to get away, but I had to quickly pop up the hill and shoot an experimental panorama, which I’ve stitched Read more …

Photoblog, Plants & gardens, Techniques, No Comments
25 April 20102 June 2010

Cheery cherries at Kew

A test of the Android WordPress application and postings from my mobile. Neat!

Photoblog, Plants & gardens, Gear, Plant pictures, No Comments
12 April 2010

A Day At The (Horniman) Museum

I was recently prompted to pay a long overdue visit to the Horniman Museum, round in Forest Hill, south east London. So last Sunday morning Oliver and I set off for the day. Wow, it had changed incredibly since my last visit, back in the days when I was working Read more …

Photoblog, Gardens to visit, Things to see & do, No Comments
5 May 200918 March 2010

Google Doodle – Kew Gardens

Google today have a Doodle for Kew Gardens’ 250th birthday, and the Queen is paying a visit.

Plants & gardens, On the web, No Comments
30 January 200917 February 2009

A ‘lost forest’ – Kew’s discovery in Mozambique, thanks to Google Earth!

Kew botanist Jonathan Timberlake recording vegetation on the steep slopes of Mount Mabu. Photo: Tom Timberlake There’s a nice audio slideshow, with some stunning pictures, now available on the BBC site – Audio slideshow: Discovering a ‘lost forest’. It’s covered in more depth on the Kew site – “Google Earth Read more …

Plants in the news, No Comments
21 January 200921 January 2009

Kew on Newsnight – Obama’s first 100 days: Environment

Always nice to see Kew being featured on high profile programmes like newsnight, and especially on such a prominent news story (overly so if you ask me, but that’s not important here!). I particularly like the montage of a giant George Bush in the temperate House…. BBC NEWS | Programmes Read more …

Plants & gardens, Plants in the news, No Comments

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