Apr 29Lost MemoriesAs a photographer I’ve got used to not being in photos. Nowadays with social media and the rise of the selfie that’s less often the case for some photographers and a good deal of Instagram feeds don’t show you much beyond the face of the person who wields the camera…Photography8 min read
Aug 23, 2021Leaving Lockdown: A Week Working With National Trust VolunteersSince the pandemic began I’ve been working at home and apart from a week long holiday with my closest friend’s family in 2020 I haven’t been in any group situations for the past 18 months. One of the things I enjoyed doing in the pre-Covid world was going on residential…Autism10 min read
Jul 10, 2021(Too Many) Words on Being Diagnosed with Autism in Your FortiesI always felt I was “a bit autistic”. It was a phrase I often used to use, usually apologetically, when I was doing something a bit pernickety like moving a glass away from the edge of a table or neatly labelling storage boxes of media at work. It was however…Autism10 min read
Oct 31, 201831 Days of Virtual Reality FitnessEver since I started to use Virtual Reality regularly I began to think about VR fitness. I had used VR before; initially at work and then in the privacy of my own home via PSVR on my PlayStation, but all the experiences I had used were largely sedentary. I went…Virtual Reality13 min read
Feb 10, 2018Adventures with 360° PhotographyFor the past year or so I have been playing around with 360° photography but it’s taken me a while to really appreciate it. Whilst I totally understand the appeal of being able to capture an entire scene (including the sky above your head and the ground beneath your feet)…3608 min read