For those new to this blog – please read. For the regulars – some reminders.
The photos you see on this blog site are but a small selection of my published photos. They are a teaser to give you a flavour of new additions to my collection.
The purpose of this site is both to provide some commentary on newly added photos, and as a mechanism for you to easily keep up with the new additions.
On the right there is a reminder on how to easily keep track of new posts with RSS. There is also a link at the bottom of the page which gives you the ‘feed’ address. Clicking the RSS link at the bottom will most likely automatically subscribe you to my feed with the default RSS reader software on your system. I strongly encourage you to take advantage of this as you will be able to keep up with many other web sites by the same mechanism. I currently keep up with over 40 web sites on a regular basis with ease in this fashion, including the sites you see over there in my Blogroll. You can learn more about RSS here.
Additionally, every photo shown here can be clicked to take you to that photo’s Flickr page where you can see much larger versions of the photo (up to 3.5 times the size of what you see here) and I also often provide a link to either my photostream on Flickr (a chronological page of all my Flickr photos) or special Flickr Sets of photos – usually for specific air shows. I also have photos of other subject matter which won’t appear on this site but may be of interest to you, including wildlife in significant numbers.
You can even subscribe to RSS feeds of the photos themselves directly on the Flickr site if you wish. I also use this method to keep up with some friends’ and family’s photos.
So go on! What are you waiting for? If you don’t already use RSS, now is as good a time as any to take the plunge. If you have any questions about RSS, leave me a comment on this post and I will help out as much as I can.