March 10th, 2010
(I’ve been watching a lot of Star Trek lately… Yeah, OK – always.)
This is the penultimate photo for my 30days exercise, where I take a photo every day – for 30 days – of something that surrounds me naturally, meaning, I didn’t go on any specific photo walks or anything. This has been pure documentation [...]
March 3rd, 2010
I seem to be seeing a lot of chairs these days.
I think I have a few on my iPhone that I haven’t uploaded anywhere… also several variations of the above shots. That’s the way photography works.
March 3rd, 2010
** UPDATE ** (I put this here so you can keep it in mind as you read on.) Apparently the creators of Flow, Extendmac didn’t write the copy, Macheist did. Shame on you Macheist.
I am normally thrilled when a Macheist bundle comes out, and have purchased several over the years. I typically find them good [...]
March 2nd, 2010
We had a removals company around yesterday to pack away more than half of our belongings into storage. This makes the move itself easier and gives us the floorspace to finish the packing here and begin the final clean and polish of the flat before we hand over the keys. We’ll be living with minimal [...]
February 25th, 2010
I reckon these guys are gonna be a bitch to relocate to the new house…
February 18th, 2010
“Colonial Room in Scotty’s Drug Store, Where dining is our pleasure. Prescriptions are our specialty. Drive in window in west alley for your convenience. Free Prescription Delivery.”
One of the nearly 100 scans of vintage postcards I have released to my flickr pages. I used to work on a little site about postcards but haven’t done [...]
February 17th, 2010
Facebook. Yes, I joined it. You may remember my loathe for the social network and that has turned into a kinder, gentler strong dislike for the platform. Why did I do it? A couple of reasons: most importantly, my business. Whether I like it or not, Facebook is important for business. This isn’t a post [...]
February 16th, 2010
An experimental photo using the button-size plastic lens of a disposable film camera plus my iPhone. Makes the harmless houses behind the flat look oddly menacing.
Or maybe it’s a truth lens…
