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Tag Archives: photograph
Escape from the cult (Rousse)
I’d accidentally joined a cult. At first I thought that these dozen or so people – including my school friend CC – were just slightly strange. However, the more time I spent with them, the more apparent it became that … Continue reading
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Tagged class, classroom, course, cult, departure, desk, duckling, ducklings, escape, excuse, friend, hair, hippy, jazz, late, leader, leave, menial, participants, photograph, Polish, practice, school, strange, tasks, teacher, training, tutor, underhand, view, world
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Brad Pitt’s summer secrets (Rousse)
Brad Pitt had managed to remain incognito for much of his visit – many of the students had simply not recognised that we had a Hollywood superstar in our midst – but soon he would be returning home. I’d really … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Pitt, career, company, Hollywood, home, incognito, miss, photograph, Raiders of the Lost Ark, secret, secrets, Star Wars, students, summer, superstar, Thelma and Louise, visit
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Matt Smith speaks at Aberdeen information science conference (Rousse)
I spied Matt Smith sitting at a table preparing his presentation. Up until this point I didn’t consider it an unusual prospect to be sharing the stage with him. Then it dawned on me that this was Dr Who! I … Continue reading
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Tagged Aberdeen, autograph, bear, bite, bitten, camera, cheesecloth, conference, Dr Who, dress, e-mail, grizzly, hunt, information science, Leith, lens, loch, lost, MacAir, machine, Matt Smith, outfit, paper, photograph, pine marten, presentation, red, scrapes, T shirt, table, treasure, university, white
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An ill-advised headbutt (Rousse)
Cousin T’s latest adventure was captured in a photo posted on Facebook. On seeing him handcuffed and wearing a blood-stained T shirt I feared for his safety. Then I noticed that the other man in the picture was bleeding from … Continue reading
Koala bear on the loose in Manchester park (Rousse)
I was photographing wildlife in Alexandra Park with first year network computing student TB. Through the bushes we spotted a stag’s head. Then – even more exciting – I spied a koala bear half way up a tree. This was … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandra Park, bear, bush, bushes, computing, head, koala, Manchester, network, photograph, stag, student, tree, wildlife
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Penguin to address sexism in the knowledge management press (Rousse)
Knowledge management guru DS and his sisters shared my table on the train. As he showed off the journal that he edited I asked why only men ever featured on the front cover. DS replied that lately he’d been pondering … Continue reading
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Tagged editor, guru, issue, journal, KM, knowledge management, penguin, photograph, press, problem, question, sexism, sisters, table
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Burnt breakfast and a wet trip to Edinburgh Zoo (Rousse)
All the ingredients were laid out in the kitchen so I made a start on breakfast: one slice of bacon and a fried egg for me in one pan; three fried eggs for TPR in another. While all this was … Continue reading
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Tagged bacon, beans, bedroom, breakfast, burned, burnt, camera, cheese, coat, crisp, dawn, DSLR, east, Edinburgh, egg, eggs, feta, gates, geen, idiots, ingredients, kitchen, North Sea, oramge, pay, pepper, photograph, rain, salad, slice, slices, Stilton, sun, suns, tomatoes, TPR, trip, wet, zoo
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Photo journal envy (Rousse)
My talented friend NH had captured two beautiful shots of a frosted country lane. In contrast, once again I had nothing to show for my pathetic efforts at photography.
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Tagged country, envy, frost, journal, lane, photo, photograph, photography
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A tandem upgrade and trying twins (Rousse)
I peered out of the car window to the left and gazed up at the faded wooden sign. In peeling red and green paint, it advertised a long defunct fishmonger. Just here, where we were now queuing in traffic, there … Continue reading
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Tagged acquaintance, acquaintances, audience, bicycle, bike, birthday, blonde, car, clue, clues, cycle, dead, driver, driving, Dundas Street, frame, friend, Friends, girls, green, identical, lecture, lights, market, paint, parent, parents, passenger, passengers, photograph, queue, red, seat, sign, tandem, TPR, traffic, transport, treat, twin, twins, upgrade, window, wood
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A kayaking holiday in France (Rousse)
It was the third week of May and the weather was finally cheering up with the approach of the French summer. My sister J and I jumped into kayaks with our pair of Jack Russell companions and floated downstream. Each … Continue reading