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Uni
This blog was started while I was at Liverpool John Moores University, in 2000 on a BSc (Hons) Software Engineering degree. The photo here is me at uni. Remember big monitors? I graduated in 2001 and I haven’t seen my friends from that time since. Tomorrow I will. It’s been a lifetime since then. I’m…
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Bees
This is a photo of an artistic 3D visualisation of what it would be like to be in a bee hive. It is part of the new “Bees: A Story Of Survival” exhibition at World Museum Liverpool by artist Wolfgang Buttress. Highly recommend a visit.
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Hello world
I’m blogging again on my 24 year old blog. From NewsPro to WordPress.
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April swim
Managed to wake up at 6 am to go for a swim. I find it hard but when I get out there I love it. Views, swims and community. It’s the best start to a day.
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Wolf Moon of 2024
The first full moon of the year, or at least it would have been if it wasn’t cloudy. This is a 98% Wolf Moon taken the day after. In hindsight I should have gone out in the morning for moonset.
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Super Blue Moon over Liverpool
Love popping out to the waterfront to see and photograph these super moons. For a few minutes the moon is noticebly bigger, and so orange against the dusk sky.
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Sitting by the water at a beach in Zadar
Back in 2012 my girlfriend (now wife) and I visited Zadar. We spent a day exploring the Old Town, another day touring the Kornati Islands, and an evening enjoying the sunset and the Sea Organ. Our last day was spent by the water doing nothing but enjoying the view from Puntamika Beach. There’s a line…
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Sunsets in Zadar
“Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world, more beautiful than the one in Key West in Florida, applauded at every evening.” Alfred Hitchcock said that during his stay in Zadar in 1964. I don’t want to argue with Hitchcock but really? Maybe I’m spoilt living in Merseyside because we get some insanely great…
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Kornati Island Tour – Zadar
The Kornati Island’s in Croatia are worth exploring if you visit Zadar. We took a boat tour from the Old Town. It included lunch on the captain’s island and a stop for a swim. There are 140 islands in the national park and plenty of other areas to explore on a future trip.