Posted on April 12, 2020
No, I didn’t get abducted by aliens (although I have a cool foggy pic).
But where have I even been?
Do blog platforms have relevance anymore, given the transition to face-o-gram or snap-tock? I think as a society we are increasingly crippled by inattention disorder – the addictive quest for new and shiny stimulus.
If it takes longer than a minute to consume, it’s too long, move on – tl;dr as they say. If I have to read it to appreciate it – move on, video and click like is all it needs.
I’m semi guilty of this – I post on Instagram more than anything, because it takes no effort and is a half replacement feel good for actual content and connection. And 12 months of no blogging later, no audience, no meaning and no narrative.
So what’s been happening? Read More
Category: Autumn 2019, camera, family, photography, travel, UK Tagged: Historic Dockyard, HMS Victory, Kent, Oldbury Hill, Oldbury Woods, Port Solent, son, X100T
Posted on September 9, 2011
And so it was time to take the kids back home so they had time to unwind before school started. This is the bit that’s hard – that still having fun but knowing that its almost time to go bit. Still – have fun we did and Ruth cooked us all a lovely late lunch/early tea as we played in the last of the English summer warmth.
We had a few hours, so I took some nice photos in the lovely light she has in her house.
Posted on September 1, 2011
My daughter Ella is very special. Well, I would say that, wouldn’t I?
She also has a somewhat ‘relaxed’ relationship with gravity. As a ballet dancer, that’s a pretty helpful talent to have. She can jump and spring like a mountain gazelle.
There’s something else she can do.
Fly.
Category: family, photography, UK Tagged: 10-20, broomstick, D300, daughter, flying, levitiaiton, photography, son