The blueprint for how TEDxVictoria currently exists came from these three – Dylan, John and Carol-Lynne. I am fortunate to have worked with them quite a bit on TEDxVictoria in the past. You should check out the three of them, they’re actually very active in their own ways: Dylan is the chief organizer of TEDxVictoria and […]
Category Archives: photography
spiderwebbing
So far, I’ve mostly been posting parts of the experiment that don’t involve people. I don’t know why that is the case, but it’s what I’ve been gravitating to in my selection so far. Maybe it’s because I am so used to people photos by way of social networks, and this feels different – closer […]
ghost plant
somewhere near the selkirk waterfront. i knew this was going to be a tough image to take. I wanted both bokeh and sharpness of the wisps to make the ghostly feel replicate from how it looked in the moment.
dallas in blue
a blue evening under the moon
apiary
this is paul and kristy’s apiary, also known as a “bee yard.” something about the term “bee yard” amuses me. it doesn’t take much.
seaside flightpath
Near Iona Jetty. Part of the experiment was to do things I wouldn’t normally suggest doing, such as shooting directly into the light .. but I thought why not do that? A card from Oblique Strategies set (a deck of cards meant to spur creativity) says something to the effect of “find the flaw and […]
tiny towers
At the Royal Roads Japanese Garden.
The Experiment
It occurred to me that my iPhone (4, upgraded to 5S last year) was getting better at photos, filtering them, making them pop, and sharing them nearly instantaneously. So far as photos that are meant to capture “now” and be relevant to the moment, my dSLR was – and continues to get – further and […]
Ogden Point Breakwater Pano
Beauty of a day out there.
Epic icebeard
The fountain in front of the legislature was sporting an epic decembeard made of ice this week.