100% Geek The Adventures of Peter Boughton:
CFML; Web Development; Photography.

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Posted by Peter on 24-March-07 at 23:30 ~ 0 comments ~ Category: cfml , misc , photo , web-dev

Things are slowly starting to get going now, I think I'm settled on the software/tools I'm going to use, and just need to test that they'll do what I need, and then get things properly setup.

Last Updated: Tuesday 20th March 20:33 GMT

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Posted by Peter on 20-March-07 at 20:33 ~ 5 comments ~ Category: projects , misc , macosx , photo , web-dev

Well the exhibition has ended now, and I'm happy with the reception my images got. Whilst it wasn't undying praise, the general consensus seemed to match my own opinions of my prints, which is always a good thing. :)

Here's a photo of my panel:


I was pleased that the exhibition judge came up to me on the opening night and let me know he liked where I was going with the prints, though pointed out that the print quality needs attention (it does; I need to get some decent printing paper instead of Jessops brand stuff).

For anyone wanting to see the images properly, I have thrown together a little webpage containing my panel, entitled Spirits In The Woods.

Please feel free to post any comments you might have about the images.

Posted by Peter on 14-March-07 at 00:18 ~ 0 comments ~ Category: photo

I have been investigating setting up UK-based Railo CFML hosting, and to find out if it will be cost-effective, I need determine what level of interest there is, what sort of features people would want, and how much people would be willing to pay.

To this end, I have setup a quick CFML Hosting Survey where people can let me know what they want.

If you are interested please take a minute or two to let me know what you want, and if you might know anyone else who would be interested, I would appreciate it if you could forward the survey on to them.


ps: I am also considering setting up hosting specifically for photographers — if you would be interested in this, please feel free to fill in the above survey also, or simply send me an e-mail.


UPDATE: Please visit hosting.hybridchill.com if you are interested.

Posted by Peter on 01-March-07 at 22:10 ~ 2 comments ~ Category: web-dev , cfml , photo