Last year, I embarked on a new era in my creative journey – dedicating myself to photography and videography. This video is the first real fruit of that venture. It serves as the principal video for the 2025 tourism campaign… Continue Reading →
Our lad Lucas the-afternoon-after-the-all-nighter-before (an epic New Year’s Eve). Bit of fun in CapCut.
Tuve el honor de hacer el reportaje fotográfico de la fiesta «no-boda» de María y Ríos. Aquí algunas fotos favoritas del buenísimo ratito que eché con ellos y los suyos en la Venta Caracena.
I only just came across this video. It’s already 11 years old, oh my. The music might have dated a bit (I still like it) but the video is a cracker… (Found in a 2013 page from fstoppers: “The Best… Continue Reading →
Some of my favourite shots of Alcalá de los Gazules and her people from the past few years. I do love it here.
This is my soppy farewell video, featuring cobbled-together stills taken on my last day at BVGroup in Gibraltar. I spent a great few years working there on the Creative Team with a special group of folks whom I dearly miss…. Continue Reading →
Repeat Function As it says on the tin. Get x times 4-up variations –r 10 Describe Function Get Midjourney to describe what it “sees” in an image /describe [then upload your reference image] Style Reference Style Reference (needs 1-3 reference URLs… Continue Reading →
I missed this when it came out last year to celebrate 40 [!!!!] years since New Order’s Blue Monday was released back in March 1983. Here Orkestra Obsolete play it on instruments and gadgets from the 1930s. Can’t touch the… Continue Reading →
Apropos of culture/ football, music and heart… A spectacular anthem celebrating Celta de Vigo’s centenary. Very nice work, Mr Tangana. “Himno del Centenario del R.C. Celta de Vigo (1923-2023)”
A few early evening snapshots — folk out on Cliffe High Street, Lewes, just before Christmas…
Tagged along to the March interclub competition at Gym 01 in Portsmouth with Lucas and his club – Miah Bros MMA Gym of Portslade. Fiercely competitive but with a friendly, family atmosphere.
Woodstock ’69 Don’t know how many times I watched the original documentary of the 1969 Woodstock Festival. This was back in the late eighties, I was a late teen, wannabe musician. That film documented a unique, historic moment of music… Continue Reading →
Monkey Weekend in El Puerto de Santa Maria. Always different. Always new. Indie Español, always. This year’s event: Friday 13 and Saturday 14th May, 2022, El Puerto de Santa Maria, Cadíz, Spain. (What’s Monkey Weekend?) It’s been way too long… Continue Reading →
…two years of enforced grumbling. [Use was enforced, not the grumbling.] Very happy to be back. But there were a few things I liked about Windows… Clipboard history. [Windows] + [V] Miss this. There are plugins for macOS, but a built-into-the-OS… Continue Reading →
These arresting ethereal images seem to be the product of contemporary art direction heavy on nostalgic whimsy. In fact they are from 1913. These are autochromes by one artistically inclined engineer, Lieutenant Colonel Mervyn O’Gorman, of his niece[?] in Lulworth… Continue Reading →
As if by magic, you can get a 12 col x 7-row grid of nearly square sections on a 20px gutter/margin layout. Over a 5px under-grid. In an 16:9 ratio HD document. The main sections in the layout grid are… Continue Reading →
New job; required training on information security fundamentals. A bit old hat to this old pro but always good to reread and refresh. This drawing inspired by the Social engineering part of one of the courses. Because it’s is a… Continue Reading →
July 2019 to March 2020. Beached thoughts; bar-sitting in Vejer (while Lucas trains at the Yoseikan budo dojo); Twitter chatter; Cryptonomicon (a book); coronavirus crashes into our lives…
What a lovely little thing to add to a downtime message. My favourite online UX course provider added a game of minesweeper to their maintenance page. Took my mind off the wait and informed me when the site was back… Continue Reading →
Here, below, is a current Spanish radiotelephone/radiophonic spelling alphabet. There’s not an official one to be found – at least nothing up-to-date – so I’ve cobbled one from a couple of sources as well as recent experience. No hay equivalente… Continue Reading →
Just wondering. Is referring to global warming in degrees negatively impacting our mental framing of the issue? Do we think of single degrees as largely insignificant steps between sub-zero, «summer holidays», a fever, boiling water, oven temperatures…? Who cares about +/- 1ºC? Global warming is all about the fever point region. Six degrees and you’re dead…
Love, love, love this song. It’s “old” now, from 2007, back when the hipster movement was just starting to gain traction around the world. Ironic and witty. Your gran’s got her own logo.
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