365 : Week 10 Digest
A crazy week, at work, in the world, in general. Staying in the game.
365 : Week 9 Digest
The death throes of winter, distracting and disturbing news from abroad, a very busy workweek, and a new toy (Fujifilm Fujinon 70-300mm zoom lens) made for a mixed bag this week.
365 : WEEK 8 DIGEST
There’s so much going on in the world that is so much more important than my silly little 365 project.
365 : Week 7 digest
If there’s one thing the pandemic has been really good at, it’s distorting time. I can’t believe that we’re on the cusp of the 8th week of 2022 already. This weeks’ shots are a hodgepodge of photos made around the house and at a local park. Apart from a quick trip to visit my in-laws …
365 : Week 5 digest
What a week. Bitterly cold, and deeply disturbing with all the craziness going on with the protests/occupation/whatever that’s going on in downtown Ottawa. I tried not to focus too much on it, but it was hard to ignore.
My Flickr Year 2021 edition
Today Flickr sent a digest email to all their active members celebrating their #MyFlickrYear for 2021. Since I’m active on Flickr, of course I got one. It’s a pretty cool email that recaps my 2021 on Flickr—the most “popular” photo of the year, overall stats, community engagement, that sort of thing—in bite-sized chunks designed to …
365 : Week 4 Digest
Time flies when you’re having fun. It also flies when you’re not. There goes January…
Making the most of the situation
We’ve been living through a particularly cold January, with only a few days where the mercury poked its head over -10°C (and barely so). The upside of course is that means lots of sunny days with that great low winter sun casting awesome shadows all over the place. I managed to get out and brave …
365 : Week 3 digest
The week started with the first major snowstorm of the season, which was fun while it lasted, but then it was followed up by the coldest cold snap we’ve experienced in years. It certainly wasn’t easy to find the motivation to leave the house when it never got warmer than -15°C. Such is life in …