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Art And Nature In Inawashiro
Last week I enjoyed a short, relaxing stay in Inawashiro, a beautiful and dramatic area in the mountains north...
Last week I enjoyed a short, relaxing stay in Inawashiro, a beautiful and dramatic area in the mountains north...
I've been active online for more than 20 years. From the early days of email lists, relay chat,...
It’s been hard to like Twitter in recent years. What was once the social media platform of choice for...
Late night satire has risen to prominence, not just as a form of entertainment, but also as a form...
The USA has elected a dangerously unqualified fool as leader of the free world. We will have to consider...
It was a lot of fun being a film critic, running a film review podcast and website, but the...
Yesterday was a modest day. After the last couple of weeks, which were full of interruptions, plans gone awry...
This week I joined the Magnum photography workshop with Antoine D’Agata in Tokyo.
Yes, this has to be the most cumbersome title in this series. Or, as Homer Simpson might say, the...
After the latest instalment in the “I Quit” series, where I talked about giving up blog analytics and managing...
This week I quit reading the metrics, managing the data, and looking at the analytics on all my online...
This week I quit Snapchat. For some of you, the only surprise will be my having had a Snapchat...
Yesterday I took my first Japanese Calligraphy lesson. There I was, the only non-Japanese in a class of five,...
This week I quit Tumblr. That's not much of an achievement. But, the social media strategy that led me...
Shopping malls are a relatively new phenomenon in India. When I lived in Delhi, from 2003-2006, each mall’s opening...
I visited the recently renovated Tokyo Photographic Art Museum for an exhibition by Hiroshi Sugimoto