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David McAughtry
David McAughtry
photo, travel, comment
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    London Street Photographs – the Scottish army

    ByDMcA November 7, 2013November 7, 2013

    Some recent shots of terrifying looking Scottish football supporters in London.   One day during August, I was on a bus heading into the city to take some architectural shots with my new Nex system, when while passing Trafalgar square, I became aware of a commotion.  Well somewhat more of a commotion – more of…

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    London Street Photographs – geometry

    ByDMcA September 16, 2013September 17, 2013

    Some more London street shots exploring different areas of style – this time looking at the geometric form of the scene.     The weekend of my birthday this summer was pretty busy.  Crazily, the BBC Proms had scheduled three Wagner operas in a row between  Friday and Sunday (and I had signed up for…

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    Notes from la Vienne

    ByDMcA September 14, 2013January 15, 2014

    A few observations from the parallel world that is rural France.  Including a literal example of snailmail, the age of the house, and our gorgeous new walls.   The mail delivery service is one of the wonders of rural France.  Every day the little yellow van delivers more useless brochures from French supermarkets, along with…

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    London Street Photographs – building a style

    ByDMcA September 3, 2013

    Some more London street shots – now working on closer shots with wider lenses   There are of course vastly more than enough street photographs of London, so there ought to be some rationale for my taking and publishing even more.  The usual justification is that they are taken from one’s own unique point of…

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    Porsche 911 – my most expensive MOT ever

    ByDMcA August 31, 2013September 3, 2013

    In which after taking my Porsche 911 for a routine MOT (annual roadworthiness check) and service, I received a bill for £7600, or around $12,000 US. “I love my Aston”, I was wont to say, “but for sheer reliability and general go-down-to Tesco’s-in-it ease of driving give me the 911”.  I was wont to say…

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    Some new London Street Photographs with the Nex-6

    ByDMcA August 23, 2013January 15, 2014

    I’ve been working and thinking quite a lot about street photography this summer, and developing my technique in a few new areas.  These are some shots in the ‘Cinematic Style’     One of my favorite photographers and writers on photography is  Ming Thein.  He is based in Kuala Lumpur, although I’ve never met him…

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Latest News September 2021

“Still alive and able to get about quite well” is the overall report.  We are all fine, albeit with the usual ups and downs.  The site has been spiffed up a bit, and should be faster and easier to navigate.  I might even put some new content on – see What’s happening? for more info.

On other fronts, I think my photography techniques and images have improved quite a lot  over the last 4 years, and I have discovered a fascination for the technical and technique challenges of photographing birds in flight.  Have a look at mcaughtry.photo to see if you agree.  I have also discovered the delights of artisan coffee, and have built a spiffy state of the art digital audiophile music system, all of which I may write about in the future. So no shortage of things to interest or infuriate me.

But most of all my life has been enriched and inspired by my two beautiful and funny grandchildren, 5 and 2 years old as I write.  Why couldn’t I have been like this when I was their age I ask myself?  I am privileged to know them and my heart skips on each encounter.

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  • Virage Corner
    • VIrage Corner Home Page
    • Introduction
    • The Virage Engine
    • Maintaining the Virage engine
    • Bodywork
    • Removing water from the Virage petrol tank
    • Detailed instructions on fixing the VIC
    • Virage relays – one cause of the one-way journey
    • Virage immobiliser – the elusive wiring diagram is tracked down
    • Virage – fixing cracked vacuum pipes
    • Virage radiator sensors – seals and electrical connections –
    • Virage Brakes and Suspension joints
    • Virage relays in detail – first place to look if you have over-revving or uneven running problems
    • Virage reversing lights/start inhibit
    • Virage timing chain tensioner and guide replacement
    • Virage fuel filler cap fix – stop water getting into the fuel tank.
    • Virage water temperature and throttle sensors – a possible cause of overrunning
    • Virage – VIC background, and breakthrough in VIC repair
    • Virage VIC – restoring the unit to life
    • Detailed instructions on fixing the VIC
  • McAughtry.photo
  • Harry and Joyce
  • Go to:
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