I remember many years ago my father prophesising that one day TVs would become componentised in the way that hifi systems were, with a separation of modules to be able to allow people to buy the functions that they needed. Dad's maybe not ill-placed to have made such predictions, with the first part of his career spent … Continue reading What is a… TV?
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The work I did last week with Marks & Spencer got me thinking about how many of the things we have in our day-to-day lives have, in the past 10 years or so, dramatically shifted in their even if, on the face of it, they seem pretty much the same as they ever were. This … Continue reading What is a… shop?
Achievements this week included: - an action plan for the next three months - first take on developing a "When to App" workshop - a fun evening delivering the keynote at the M&S Hackathon - developing slides for the Metaphwoar event - and also for the Housing Association event I'm presenting at next month Next … Continue reading Weeknote 120: no such thing as a free launch
Achievements this week included: - Great fun presenting at the Mortimer Spinks' Technology Event, vaguely in the presence of Ben Affleck... - ...and a good session with the ladies and gentlemen at Imagination - Good catch ups with Richard at Cloud Origin... - ...and Euan Semple before he heads off on his world tour - … Continue reading Weeknote 119: back to the floor
And the final shot of the series showing my ten years of digital photography was taken by my eldest son. Who's two and a bit. It's not the greatest photo in the world; it's probably not even very good. But he loves taking photos, and they all come from his unique, slightly down on … Continue reading digita10: 2012: Teddington High Street
Continuing the short series celebrating my 10 years of digital photography... As if to prove the point about kids taking over one's photos, in 2010, one year, one month, one week and two days after his brother appeared on the scene, our second child Milo was born. Here he is in the arms of his … Continue reading digita10: 2010: Milo
Continuing the short series celebrating 10 years with digital photography... I remember going on holiday with a couple with kids in 2007, and Gill commenting that the only photos that she was then taking were of her kids. When Oscar arrived in November 2009, I started to understand what she meant.
Continuing the short series celebrating ten years of me with digital cameras... Something of a romantic cliche, but in the summer of 2008 I took my now wife Enza on a surprise trip to the French capital, and I proposed in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower.
Continuing the short series... In 2007 I did a lot of walking. Organised (ish) treks around countryside in the South East of England. This shot was taken during one of those walks...
Continuing the short series... In February 2006 I spent 10 days with an old mate Jon travelling from Bergen up to Kirkenes, far up in the Arctic Circle and back again, traversing the coast of Northern Norway aboard the Hurtigruten ferry service. It was a stunning trip, and also was the reason why I bought … Continue reading digita10: 2006: Bergen
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