Featured Photography
Lauren
With extra grunge courtesy of ON1.
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Looking Up to Me
Physically, not metaphorically. Lauren on the stairs of an abandoned industrial unit.
[Read More...]Stay Positive
Heavily edited (using Polarr) from artwork at Upfest 2017.
[Read More...]A Grave Matter
Gravestone at St Peter’s Church in Tiverton.
[Read More...]Looking Over William Penn’s Shoulder
Statue in Millennium Square, Bristol.
[Read More...]Waiting
Lauren, in an abandoned part of the industrial estate in Stoke Canon. Grunged up by ON1.
[Read More...]Snowy Bikes
In Princesshay, Exeter.
[Read More...]Everything is Connected
The fundamental interconnectedness of all things.
[Read More...]Selfie
Squattin’ on the ground, but not poopin’. Taken in the reflection of a shiny car wheel.
[Read More...]Boys and Gulls
You make the mistake of giving it one chip, and it’ll never leave you alone.
[Read More...]Daisy, Daisy
Daisies in the grass by the canal, in Tiverton.
[Read More...]Blog Posts
Trying Bear
I’d heard plenty about Bear, the note-taking and writing app for iOS and macOS, but I’d dismissed it because it used its own sync service instead of iCloud. But I was wrong. It doesn’t, it does use iCloud. I think I’d read about it using a subscription for syncing, and assumed that meant their own […]
[Read More...]iPhone X: Upgrading From my iPhone 7
I’ll start with the story of how I came to be upgrading, and how the upgrade, through EE’s annual upgrade program, happened, so skip forward a bit if you just want to know my first impressions of the iPhone X. Background If you’re in the UK, phones are still commonly supplied by the mobile service […]
[Read More...]A Bunch of Small Changes
I started tonight by scheduling a few photos to post over the next week and a half, then remembered something I wanted to look into with WordPress. I enabled the ‘likes’ feature, since it seems to be getting some use through WordPress’ own system anyway. I then remembered that I’d been coming round to the […]
[Read More...]Getting a TV – LG 4k 43”
We haven’t had a TV for a long time. Last TV we bought was a CRT. Big and heavy, but only, I think, a 21” screen. Seemed big at the time. Back in those days, TVs weren’t smart. They used coax and SCART sockets, and other than displaying the signal they were sent from an […]
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