London From Above London is surely in the top 5 of Most Iconic Cities In The World. It boasts millions of inhabitants, a diversity of cultures only rivalled by New York, great architecture, great food, great shopping and plenty of other plus points. I’ve lived in London so I can also tell you that public transport is a nightmare, parking your car is a nightmare, the city can be very dirty and it ain’t cheap. You won’t see any of that though in these From Above images. Join TotallyCoolPix on Facebook and Twitter or join our Flickr Group. 1 London From Above 2 London From Above 3 London From Above 4 London From Above 5 London From Above 6 London From Above 7 London From Above 8 London From Above 9 London From Above 10 London From Above 11 London From Above 12 London From Above 13 London From Above 14 London From Above 15 London From Above 16 London From Above 17 London From Above 18 London From Above 19 London From Above 20 London From Above 21 London From Above 22 London From Above 23 London From Above 24 London From Above
Nikon D200 User's Guide Nikon D200 User's Guide © 2007 KenRockwell.com enlarge I bought mine from Ritz here. New: Printable PDF Version See also Nigel Jackson's D200 Menu Guide. Want free live phone support? Looking for a specific control? This lengthy article will teach you to be an expert on the Nikon D200's controls and menus. To get great photos you still need to get yourself to the right place at the right time and point the camera in the right direction, which is a lot harder than mastering the D200. For more examples of why you'd want to change these settings and why, also see my Maui Photo Expedition page. Below are the basics. My many tricks are highlighted in bold throughout these many pages. This took a long time to explain clearly because the D200 isn't clearly organized itself. I leave most settings at their defaults. I reset everything every time I use my camera, much as a pilot uses a checklist before flight to prevent any switches from being in the wrong position. Nikon has an easy reset feature.
Guest Post: My Magical Wiki Adventure My wiki adventures began in early 2010. I originally planned to use my class wiki as an online message board to keep parents informed about what was happening in my class of 10-11 year olds and to post information, such as homework assignments and important dates. The wiki format was quick and easy to use and the “What you see is what you get” editor suited the needs of a busy teacher. The collaborative nature of Wikispaces meant that the children were soon getting in on the action and making their own pages. We started to use Wikispaces more frequently in class and eventually we ditched our class page on the school learning platform and started using our Wikispaces page as our online hub. I began to upload most of my lesson resources to the wiki so that the children could access some of the material before they came into class and so they could get on with applying what they had learned as soon as they got there.