IOTW: The Flooding Of Narnia
The Image Of The Week today was taken at the end of a road allowance on the North shore of […]
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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.
Logo Design
“My name is Marshall, and I want a logo that looks like a Marshall’s badge”. So began this fun logo
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IOTW: Heron
The Image Of The Week this week comes from the Bird Kingdom in Niagara Falls. Though I’m not a fan
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IOTW: Cabot Trail
The Image Of The Week today features a section of the Cabot Trail, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. The twists and
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Optimist Club Relaunch
I joined the Port Colborne Optimist Club last year and was shortly after elected to the board of directors. Taking
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Is There Life In France?
The Italian physicist Enrico Fermi (1901 – 1954) created the first nuclear reactor, worked on the Manhattan project, and is
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Four Years Of Droning On
This week marks the fourth anniversary of flying a drone. Four years ago today I earned my pilot’s license and
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Hawkish
Just wanted to share this image from the Canadian Raptor Conservancy. You’re welcome. share this:
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Industrial Evolution
The Image Of The Week (IOTW) comes from a recent trip to the Canadian Raptor Conservancy (great place, well worth
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Autumn Trees
Between Two Trees: Autumn Coming originally from England, dry stone walling brings memories of rambling aimlessly across the Yorkshire moors
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Back To Normal
Now the holiday season is over things can get back to normal. For us that means evenings and weekends making
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Between Two Trees: Autumn
Coming originally from England, dry stone walling brings memories of rambling aimlessly across the Yorkshire moors through heather and wheat,
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