Here’s something I don’t often do: a review. It’s of Freewell’s All Day Filters for the Osmo Pocket.

Shaping up to be a lovely day.

Today’s workplace.

Never bet against the phone…

Working on old negative scans does make me miss the grain and texture of film photography - but I really don’t have the time to indulge in it any more.

Sunday adulting. 🌷

Fascinating how much cars date photos, even after “just” 15 years.

Big fan of the Extinction Rebellion art style.

The guest WiFi at Twitter UK’s pretty good…

Thanks to my daughters, my iPad Smart Keyboard is looking particularly fabulous today…

Easter egg hunt 🐣

And here’s the final image of Adam, a sculpture at the Eden Project, shot back in Spring 2004.

Enjoying working in Pixelmator Photo to clean up some old negative scans:

There was a lot of construction work still happened at the Eden Project back in 2004. I loved these art plants that part screened the construction. Nice hard hat fruit.

Eden Project, 14th April 2004

Talented investigative journalist Lyra McKee was shot dead in Derry last night. I knew her, and was always in awe of her work. RIP, Lyra. And thank you.

Whatever you think about Assange and Wikileaks, his arrest this morning will do nothing to stop the repercussions his actions have had on journalism, politics and internet culture.

We’ve only scratched the surface of the impact so far.

I really need to stop letting my blogging slip as soon as my life gets busy. It’s such an intellectually rewarding exercise for me that my life is poorer when I don’t do it.

And no, social media does not scratch the same itch at all.

Making a (small) splash on Unsplash.

I’m really passionate about this: the journalism business should be unlocking the incredible value to be found in its archives.

There are so many benefits to this, for the costs involved.