Exposure is a Creative Tool, not a Right or Wrong - Matt Kees (Sat 22 Sep 2001)

Underexposed? - Sydney (Tue 31 Jul 2001)
Matt Kees (*) was kind enough to give me few words of advice (*) regarding exposure ..

exposure is a creative tool, not a right or wrong. This picture is correctly exposed for what you were going for.

A few words of wisdom that have stayed with me since. Thanks Matt.

Bamboo Pile / Scaffolding - Nathan Road / Hong Kong (Mon 02 Jul 2012)

Bamboo Pile / Scaffolding - Nathan Road / Hong Kong (Mon 02 Jul 2012)
A pile of bamboo awaiting it's next job as scaffolding.

Scaffolding - Nathan Road / Hong Kong (Mon 09 Jul 2012)

Scaffolding #1 - Nathan Road / Hong Kong (Mon 09 Jul 2012)
Scaffolding #2 - Nathan Road / Hong Kong (Mon 09 Jul 2012)
Scaffolding everywhere. Bamboo, plastics ties and hessian coverings.

Green - Back Bay / Boston (Mon 22 Aug 2012)

Green #1 - Back Bay / Boston (Mon 22 Aug 2011)

Green #2 - Back Bay / Boston (Mon 22 Aug 2011)
Just a couple of little things that caught my eye as I wandered around Back Bay on the way to the Charles River.

With Paul - Glebe Deli / Glebe Point Rd / Glebe (Sun 29 Jul 2012)

With Paul - Glebe Deli / Glebe Point Rd / Glebe (Sun 29 Jul 2012)
Bumped into Paul at the Glebe Deli last Sunday. Paddle with Paul at Pacific Dragon's Outriggers. I have know him since I started OC6 paddling in early 2005. We have raced many races together. He is an inspiration and a great friend to all in our club.

Paul had just finished what we call a "coffee run" OC6 training session. For me I decided to get some much needed sleep, so did not sign up for the session.

Some home made soup for Paul and a cappuccino to finish it off. For me just a flat white coffee. Took this with my iPhone so that explains the blurry nature of the photo.

Boston Postcards - Apr 1994

Panorama Postcard - Boston (Apr 1994)
MIT Postcard - Boston (18 Apr 1994)
A couple of Boston Postcards that have sat on my various desk since my April 1994 trip to Boston.

The panorama card is one I bought as a souvenir for myself. I can even see where I sat down beside the Charles River (*)

The MIT card is one I sent to my work and ended up back with me after it had done the distribution list of my Work Group.

Not sure why I have kept them on my desk for all that time, but it might have something do with the fact that I have fond memories of Boston.

MIT / TIM - Charles River / Back Bay / Boston (Mon 22 Aug 2011)

MIT / TIM - Charles River / Back Bay / Boston (Mon 22 Aug 2011)