Oh yes, the birds show us how tender life can be as they know that life is short. Some lovely shots of two little Swee Waxbill birds to show us some realities in life. I bet soon these two will also start

A photographic look at Pinhey's Point Historic Site.

A photographic tribute to vintage car aesthetics, with a short biographical essay.

A photographic look at an historic rural community.

A photographic tour of picturesque Pakenham, Ontario.

An image distorted purely by raindrops hitting and running down a car windshield.

A photo essay on Ashton Village, Ontario, where past and present stand side-by-side.

A visual exploration of historic Burritts Rapids, Ontario.

Here's a few things that caught my eye during a morning through the former West Carleton Township, near Ottawa, Canada.

"#BelieveAllWomen" inadvertently debases women, and is thus an appeal for anti-woman unhumanity.

tiny eyes peering out from within placental dreams

Bouncing back, and resuming a healthy lifestyle, after the loss of a loved one.

An exercise in scoring the opening of a movie that has yet (but ought) to be made.

"Seasonal Affective Daydream", collage on paper with blue Sharpie®

How to use SSHFS to mount a remote directory and copy files from it as if it were local.

A recent article in Business Insider does much to betray the moral panic that has characterized media coverage of Donald Trump

A distrohopper returns to illumos and the wonderful world of the Lenovo ThinkPad T-Series

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge, a series of photos taken while exploring Mill Street in Almonte, Ontario.

Shot on black and white medium format film (60mm) on a vintage Yashica 635 Twin Lens Reflex camera.

Reflections on my first foray into NFT, and that emerging technology's implications for creators.