Englishman living in Canada; photographer; Agile coach; badminton player; Formula One (F1) fan.
As is customary at the end of the year, it’s time to review my photos so let’s take a look at each month: January Kicked off the year with our traditional shoot of the Polar
It’s probably a good thing that I still like most of the photos I picked as my 2013 favourites; there are even some from my 2012 picks that make the cut. 🙂 Getting out with
As 2014 comes to an end, it’s tradition (OK, a cliché) to write a “review of the year” post, so here it is. I didn’t write a review post for 2013 because we were so
It’s a bit hard for me to comprehend that 20 years ago today I started my second post-graduation job, joining Uniplex as a team leader. As I noted on my résumé site, my team had
I had two bites at the cherry for my 2012 favourites (brief and verbose) but for 2013 it’s a one-shot deal – rather than picking my favourite from each month I’m just picking my top
I posted my Favourite photos of 2012 on December 31st, but then I saw Martin Bailey’s Top Ten Non-Nature Photos from 2012 and thought I ought to repost mine with some background / description for
My goals for 2012 were to go to England (failed), increase the number of TOPW walks (success), read the Lightroom 3 book (done but now it’s LR4), and get to grips with my Speedlite flash
As is traditional at this point in the year, it’s time for a look back over the past 12 months. Obviously the biggest thing for me was the inaugural Toronto Photo Walks exhibition which went
My aims for this year were “more of the same, improving my skills and helping others do the same … and trying to catch up (and stay on top of) all my email!” Did I
Just spoke to my parents; wished my dad a Happy Father’s Day and “official birthday” 🙂 You wanted some recent photos of Kerri and me, so here are a few: [click on an image to