This year marks a full decade since I departed Mexico and came back to the United Kingdom. I still miss Mexico, warts and all. Indeed, it’s the warts that I perhaps remember most fondly and most vividly. Sure, the food, weather and lifestyle were fabulous. Mexico City gave me better material for blogging. I had … Continue reading This One Time In Mexico
My favourite photo album on my hard drive is the 365 project I created in 2008/9. It’s full of memories. It was hard work to put together, but that’s because I focussed too much on taking quality photos. I tried to do another 365 in 2012, but quit after two hundred or so days. I … Continue reading Project 365 – B Sides
This weeks collection has a more urban feel. There's a few beach photos in there, but most of the shots were taken in railways stations, Bournemouth and Westbourne. With one in Southampton. I had an afternoon in the port city to go pick up a new work phone. The photos might give the impression the … Continue reading March
The second month of my latest 365 project is done. This also brings winter to a close, by my preferred system of seasons. I like each season to fit into neat blocks of three full months. Spring begins tomorrow as far as I’m concerned. You’ll possibly notice three recurring themes in the photos below. This … Continue reading February
I have hundreds of photo albums, hosted on Flickr and iCloud. I have a favourite amongst them. It’s the one with the greatest number of technically rubbish shots in it. The subject material is often dross. And I love them all. Every so often, I have a look through the album, which contains photos taken … Continue reading Three Six Five
Every year I upload the best/my favourite photos of the year to my photography blog. I have two blogs, dintcha know? Essentially, I wanted to find a use for my Dot Com domain that required minimal effort. What better use than a blog that needs just one post per year? Click here to see what … Continue reading Photo 2020
The BeetleThe VW bug is no as common a sight on British roads as it is on Mexican streets. We had the Mini as our chief peoples car, which had a brand image that was a lot less Hitlery than the Beetle. But there were always a few Beetles about, along with the Citroen 2CV … Continue reading
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