Comfort Zone
Much of my life has involved taking calculated risks. From clambering around the school roof collecting lost balls as a […]
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The Design Guy blog features articles on design, creativity, commercial photography, tech, tips, and life. I add to this journal as the mood takes me.
I am also an avid landscape photographer based in Niagara, Canada. This site is the home of my personal photography project, Somewhere In Niagara, in which I travel the back roads and trails to discover the hidden beauty of the Niagara Peninsula. Enjoy.
IOTW: Two Turtles
Between weddings and safari outings and taking care of other business, I haven’t had much time to get out and
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The Aftermath
Weddings can be wonderful. Celebrations of love. Commitments to the future. Family bonding. Reconnection. Nightmares to organize. But spectacular when
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Happy Anniversary
Yesterday was our tenth wedding anniversary. To celebrate, Nikki and I are putting everything else on hold and taking a
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Getting There
I have spent a significant part of my life on the road. Travelling from the tip of Scotland to the
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Raptors Revisited
Nikki and I celebrate our tenth wedding anniversary this week. We will be taking a few days off to mark
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SIN 365 day planners: The Unboxing Video
The series of 365 day planners and diaries have been available for a while. I ordered a full set and
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IOTW: Train Station
The old train station in Port Colborne sits between West and King Streets, north of Clarence Street. The old Trillium
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There are many things that can, and often do, go wrong at a wedding. One possibility that most don’t worry
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Here Comes Halloween
As I type the second week of September is ending. Which means that Halloween is over six weeks away. So
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More Changes
Just a quick update to say that as part of the site makeover I have reorganised the menu system and
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Sunrise At Reebs Bay
Reebs Bay is popular with locals, horse riding groups, and passing beachcombers. It tends be quieter than other local beaches,
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