Hunting for beauty and balance, camera in hand
With the world moving faster than ever, and online sharing sites like Instagram and Twitter seemingly all about the right here right now, we might be fooled into thinking that any article or content online only has any worth the moment its published. And perhaps for five minutes afterwards... Obviously after that, we're told, it's… Continue reading The Love Of The Long Haul (Or Why We Should Keep Blogging)
My Sundays Unplugged experiments have enlightened me no end. One of the most valuable lessons I've absorbed is that when I unplug is not so important. Staying offline a whole day - or indeed the whole weekend - just for the sake of it, doesn't offer unlimited benefits with no downsides. Far more influential is… Continue reading Lessons From The Unplugged – Mindlessness, Focus, And Why What Matters More Than When
In my own recent experiments with publishing daily and unplugging from the internet, I've been striving to find a happy balance online. One thing that's become a pressing issue for me - and which seems to be something most of us struggle with - is how to keep up with everything. Here's what I've done… Continue reading How To Keep Up With Everything Online
The internet is a wonderful tool for connecting like minded people, as well as giving us a number of platforms and forums for us to meet up, hang out, and share our mutual passions. Recently I've been trying to broaden my horizons, and find new places to meet and talk with fellow photographers. Of course I have… Continue reading The Best Place For Photographers To Connect Online
The internet is a great wonder of the modern world that's transformed our lives. Without it, I wouldn't know 10% of what I do know about photography, or have owned and used maybe even 5% of the cameras and lenses. But on the flipside, I've lost track of how much time, money and energy I've… Continue reading How The Internet Helps And Hinders My Photography
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