eyesonly - Northern Ireland - folio32 - Photography in Ireland

ABOUT ME

Generally speaking, pictures that make good use of natural lighting probably appeal to me most - but there's always exceptions and I love experimenting and trying out new ideas.

Some pictures from recent photoshoots posted here:

http://www.pbase.com/bpic/models

TYPE OF WORK UNDERTAKEN

If you're interested in working with me then let me know

My email is eyesonly@gmail.com

LIKES

Travel (when I get the chance). Lazy days!

DISLIKES

getting stuck in traffic, and annoying ring tones start to creep me out after hearing them for the umpteenth time.

Updates

eyesonly added a new comment on Rossomck's blog.

Have to say I don't really like the layout of the new folio site myself - but then I liked the original IMAPP site layout best so maybe I'm just old fashioned! That said, I've never experienced any of the problems you mentioned which makes me think there must be problems with your setup. The browser... View MoreHave to say I don't really like the layout of the new folio site myself - but then I liked the original IMAPP site layout best so maybe I'm just old fashioned! That said, I've never experienced any of the problems you mentioned which makes me think there must be problems with your setup. The browser you use is largely irrelevant. Okay, there are cases when hackers will try to exploit some weakness in a particular browser's coding, but that's not the scenario you're describing. I switch between Opera, Firefox and IE, all without problems (Opera is my favourite and a really good full-featured browser). The first step is probably to go through your browser's settings and change them to prevent javascript pop-up windows, prevent websites from resizing windows etc. Opera has very good settings for doing this. Then look at the outbound filter settings on your firewall, which should help you find if you have malware installed on your computer without your knowledge. Configure the firewall to run in stealth mode. Have never used AVG, but the firewall I like is the Sygate Personal Firewall - for two reasons. One, it is super secure, and two, it is a small 'light' program that uses minimal resources and won't slow your computer. There are many ways to block adverts from your computer. I'm running XP, and things might be different in Vista or Win-7, but on XP the simplest is probably to download a regularly updated list of ad servers and block them by using notepad to edit the hosts file in the windows folder (where you enter hostname and IP address pair manually) Another, and my favourite method of web filtering on XP, is to download a great little free program called The Proxmitron. This was written in 2003 by a guy called Scott Lemon, and there are two versions generally available - one released in May 2003 and the other in June 2003. There are a few bugs in the May version, which makes it more useful in certain situations, but for most people the June version is the one to go for. It is a small but very powerful local HTTP web-filtering proxy. To use it you simply configure your browser to use a proxy server, by setting the host as 'localhost' and 8080 for port (but be aware that from then on you won't be able to find any web page unless The Proximitron is running also). This means that it will work with any browser (even on Linux etc). Its an amazing program that allows you to selectively disable many annoying features on websites while leaving others working, but at its simplest things like annoying advertising and pop-up windows will be a thing of the past. If you wish (maybe if you're a hacker!), you can even use anonymous proxies (these can be found on the net, eg www.digitalcybersoft.com), which will mask your IP address and make it look as though you are in China, Brazil or wherever. Have fun!

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dariaa20 wrote at January 17, 2010

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thank you for for the comment

xxx

Daria

Michelle wrote at January 12, 2010

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Hi Cliff,

Thank you very much for your lovely comments, it means alot coming from a great photographer like your self.

I am delighted how all the images turned out, thank you again.

Michelle xx

Radka wrote at January 10, 2010

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Hi Cliff,
thank you for the commet loving the snow just as you do

Hi Radka - some really nice pics in your profile.

Cliff

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NakedPresence wrote at October 19, 2009

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Thanks for the photo comment. Much appreciated

Andrea wrote at October 19, 2009

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hey..

yea its a pity you didnt see it sooner... would have been a great day for a shoot! mabye another time sure!

xxx

bigfatboyimages wrote at October 14, 2009

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I think you need to examine your sexuality Cliff. Put a gorgeous looking girl with a body to die for in front of me and the last thing I'll notice is the wallpaper
It wouldn't be my first choice when it came to interior designs though
Stephen