As you may have gathered my name is Vince and I am a photographer.

My interests also includes film and the performing arts. I am also a very keen traveller and have recently visited New York and Egypt. Please visit my Egyptian Gallery for some unusual photos.

Between us, we (my son Callum and I), visited 35% of the Worlds Ancient Monuments in one week!

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TORCHWOOD
Check out the new Torchwood Children of Earth series spread across 5 nights coming to a television near you.

DOCTOR WHO
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Check out the new Treminator Salvation Movie and 2012 will we Survive!!

TERMINATOR
After Skynet has destroyed much of humanity in a nuclear holocaust, a group of survivors led by John Connor struggles to keep the machines from finishing the job.

2012
An academic researcher leads a group of people in a fight to counteract the apocalyptic events that were predicted by the ancient Mayan calendar.


The New Star Reeboot ticks all the boxes

JJ Abrams, creator of TV show Lost and director of Mission Impossible III, is to produce and direct the 11th Star Trek film. The film, produced by Paramount and set for release in 2009, will focus on the early days of Captain James T Kirk and Mr Spock.

The big opening weekend for JJ Abrams Star Trek reboot is clearly good news for Paramount Pictures. But is it enough, and where does the big challenge lie now? Published on May 11, 2009 Back in December 2002, Star Trek: Nemesis arrived in cinemas with a comparably weak $18.5m opening weekend. The two previous movies in the franchise - First Contact and Insurrection - had eaten up $30.7m and $22m in their opening bows, and Nemesis went on to become the lowest grossing film in the franchise to date. Its total US box office take was just $43m, and that's precisely the reason why it's taken so long for Trek to make its big screen return. But heck, it beamed back with a bang over the weekend, reaping a $76.5m estimated opening weekend take. This, in three days, makes it the fifth most lucrative Star Trek movie to date at the box office, and few believe that it won't have topped Star Trek IV's $109m in the next week or two..

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