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No, Donald Trump Isn’t Wading Through Hurricane Floodwaters, You Absolute Morons
I was complimented on my hair by a cashier at the supermarket today.
If nothing else, this proves I can still have brand new experiences in my 50s.
A first experiment with Halide’s Process Zero while shooting with my iPhone.
The beach huts on Littlehampton beach this morning turned out to be a real photographic gift, as did an unexpectedly shaped café.
I must do more random photography like this.
Cheeky coffee and bap at Edge by the Sea after dropping my youngest at a Brownies day.
The clash between Sober October and London Cocktail Week feels particularly vexing this year.
Quite the reverse: challenger digital news brands are now snapping up traditional print media ones. But what should we make of the sale of The Spectator, and the discussions about Tortoise buying The Observer?
A Network of AI ‘Nudify’ Sites Are a Front for Notorious Russian Hackers - and the site attempt to infect you device with malware.
Moral of the story: don’t be a creep.
Need a POSSE?
I think we all do. And, right now, micro.blog is mine.
This is the way forward, if we want to navigate the social media diaspora in an efficient, feasible way.
Started reading: Late Light by Michael Malay 📚
Started reading: Coffee First, Then the World by Jenny Graham 📚
Brits: Adventurous Ink, a great book club that sends you books on nature, adventure - and reconnecting with each other and reclaiming our attention — has a relaunch Kickstarter that’s struggling to meet its target.
Please do check it out, and consider backing.
I sometimes wish I had made photography a bigger part of my professional life. The only time I really get to do it is when I’m doing event liveblogging. And sometimes that turns into gig photography.
I have blogs. I should do more photography projects.
What the hell is happening at Automattic?
It looks like the war for the profits of WordPress has begun…