the change from the old year to the
new is almost upon us
gidionics journal will also see a change-


up till now all material on this journal and
on gidionics YouTube channel were made with
the sonyericsson K750i cameraphone.a fine
machine that exceeded all expectations..



the cameraphone was the perfect solution
for a photographer without a digital camera.

although the cameraphone will remain an important
part of the journal,gidionics have finally got their
hands on a "real" digital camera that will extend
our photographic possibilities- casio exilim z-1000
- a sleek black and sexy compact camera with a
10 megapixel punch....

however-
we believe that photography is not about the tools
but how you use them. the eye of the photographer
determines the resulting image-irrespective of
whether we use a cameraphone or
the latest digital camera.
the casio just makes life easier by removing
the technical limitations of the cameraphone.

sometimes life is like a crappy
mexican soap opera

back to full screen conwy pub
"the malt loaf"

not to our taste.....

parking meter madness in stadsdeel de baarsjes

dark and rainy

looking down the geuzenkade



on the lookout at hotel smit

back to amsterdam....a night of hot
card action at the house of the one
armed bandit.......

london tube



eurostar at waterloo station



brussels

return to the anglesey arms



a walk in ravenscourt park



cosmito in rolling stones baby clothes



final dinner with L,M and J

scene in a conwy pub

all wrapped up for a windswept walk
along the anglesey coast

a couple of days based on the menai straits-
the stretch of water separating the island
of anglesey from the welsh mainland



church island



menai bridge-the worlds first large suspension
bridge,,designed by telford and opened in 1826.

jamies kitchen



cosmito takes a bath

jamies house

ambie and noel



jon

fine example of 19th century victorian
seaside resort



llandudno pier



the great orme



looking down the promenade towards
the little orme

first stop is conwy-a small medieval
walled town famous for its imposing
castle.it's also where gidionics have
strong roots and family ties.



conwy castle dominates the town-
built by the english king edward 1st
to control the welsh and completed
in 1289



the town has other historic gems.
plas mawr was completed in 1585
and is the finest surviving example
of an elizabethan townhouse



situated at the mouth of the river conwy,
conwy is still a fishing town and the local
mussels are said to be the best in europe.

hidden away behind the main
streets in the heart of conwy
is st.mary's church-the oldest
parts of the church date back
to 1190.



down on the quayside next to
the river conwy is our favourite
pub,the liverpool arms.
even after a 2 year absence
is good to see old faces
when we pop in for a drink.



the "smallest house in great britain"
is also to be found on the quay.

yep..conwy has a lot on offer.