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An Ode To The Purposeless Walk
Walking seems to be something fewer and fewer people do. And, when they do, it's a rushed, distracted...
Walking seems to be something fewer and fewer people do. And, when they do, it's a rushed, distracted...
We often throw the word Hipster around, frequently to describe character or generational traits we dislike. But, does...
For a long time now I’ve held the view that Social Media, for all the positives, presents a very...
I’m always surprised to hear people deny luck or good fortune played any role in their success. Sure, we...
Inspired by some articles on creative process and productivity I've decided to fine tune the way I organise my...
Asymmetry is a word I use to describe relationships which have become lopsided, unbalanced or even, unfair. I’m a...
A recent ebook from renowned photography teacher Piet Van den Eydne features an interview with me about my photographic...
There is a great interview on YouTube with jazz guitarist John Scofield, conducted by Jan Bertil Pool of the...
This week I shot and edited my first video. OK, I’ve shot home videos and the odd time-lapse over...
TED talks have come in a for bit of criticism of late. One friend described them as “aspirational porn”...
Today is the first Monday of 2014 and for many people in Japan, including myself, it’s the first working...
A growing number of articles are suggesting we should question the role social media is playing in our lives....
In recent years I’ve heard a lot of photographers complain about camera design. It’s a common thread of concern;...
My favourite city in Australia is increasingly being recognised as a cool global travel destination. It's about time...
I believe we are living in a golden age of learning. This is not because our institutions, schools and...
Ours is a culture that idolises speed. We assume cramming as much work into as little time as possible,...