Hopefully by now you would have seen the photos of the British International Motor Show which I took last weekend, but if not, here is a selection of what was on show!

Go to my photography section to see more!

The 2008 Farnborough Airshow took place last week, and while surviving the strong cold winds all day wearing only a t-shirt, and managing to get out of the carpark after 2 hours of queueing, I managed to get back home and sort through my photos… here are a few which I’ve picked out; if you want to see more - check out my photography section.

Yesterday I travelled into Central London to go and visit the Motorexpo 2008, the world’s largest (according to their website!) free-to-visit car show at Canary Wharf, giving people the chance to see the latest vehicles from some of the world’s leading motor manufacturers such as Jaguar, BMW, Porsche, Aston Martin and more…!

I took the liberty of taking a few snaps of the event which you can see in my photography section, or see a sample of a few below;

After reading Thomas Hawk’s blog post about a new little hack for flickr which Daniel Catt put together I had to try it out for myself! It searches through all your photos and puts together all your most commonly used tags and makes a pretty and colourful tag cloud!

Here’s mine below;

If you want to try it out for yourself you can find it here.

Today the A1 Grand Prix stopped off in Central London ahead of their race at Brands Hatch next weekend, and after the rain stopped I snapped a few photos of some of the Pit Girls, 3 of which are below;

This month a few of my photos from NPL’s Work Life Balance Day (some of which you can see here) were published in the September Issue of the Company’s Newsletter NewsNet, within the special feature pages for the event.

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Last night I added a newly updated photography section to the site. Previously, each photo and each album had to be created manually, and was a time consuming task. Due to me also uploading photos I take to my Flickr account, dealing with the same photos twice was repetative and to an extent a waste.

So, the new section now allows photos I upload to Flickr show on my website, in their own albums, with comments and camera settings data automatically. As well as being more efficient for me to manage my photos online, it will also make my photography section more up to date, as I reguarly use Flickr for my photography, and will add additional features to the site, such as photo commenting.

Photography Section: www.lloydengland.com/photography or click the Photography link in the navigation bar at the top of every page.