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Tech Vs Time

A thought provoking Tuesday commute.

A classic car parked between two modern cars.

20240728 Anglesey Abbey

Making new friends on a walk around Anglesey Abbey. Looking up, around and on. A visual essay walk.

A peacock butterfly on some lavender in the sunshine with its wings slightly ajar

Blake's Universe

Rediscovering a forgotten bridge and taking the scenic route for an inspiring wander with a waft of the warmth of harmony.

XRchiving @KCL

The XRchiving conference is an initiative from King’s College London, inspired by the advancing pace of innovation around extended, virtual, augmented, and mixed reality technologies (XR) that are used in digital heritage, place-shaping, and storytelling.

20240407 Grantchester

The sun is shining, spring has sprung, time to visit a treasured place.

Dancing in the Crowd (…

Immersive art experiences seem to be popping up everywhere. What does David Hockney's bring to the scene?

An unknown girl dances amongst the crowd during Fifty Nine Production’s ‘David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (Not Smaller & Further Away)’ immersive art experience at the Lightroom in Kings Cross, London

Playing Peripleo

Where am I? Where is it? How do I link to it? - Visualising and linking out to digital objects on a map using Peripleo.

A map visualising digital objects from the Walking with Constable project

20240218 Wabi Sabi

Contemplating how digital collections relate to ideas of universality, complexity and perfection I wanted to read a book, which took me on an adventure seeking Wabi Sabi.

20230924 Golitha

Testing wellington boots in the River Fowey at Golitha Falls.

Introducing Gewit-Hring...

Introducing Gewit-Hring, a journal, a walk, a knowledge circle. I've been awarded an AHRC-RLUK Professional Practice Fellowship for research and academic libraries. You can read a bit about my project here, and course there will be lot's more to come soon!

A diagram by Isaac Newton demonstrating how a prism works