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A bit of this, a bit of that…  

Looking at them looking at us.  

Get. Out. There!  

Looking (up) past the postcard perceptions, a view of one of Brugge’s most missed detail.  

So a little change to this website after feedback from the absolutely-awesome-if-you-care-at-all-about-photography-why-aren’t-you-there-you-crazy-person, photo.net. Thanks so much for everyone who took time to write. The Foto Articles are all now gone, *poof*.  

Title: CompuMonk Where: Namdroling Payul Monastary, Bylakuppe Tibetan Refugee Settlement, South India. When: April 24th,2006. 5.21pm What: A crowd of studying Tibetan monks, gathered for a robe and supplies giving ceremony for new and returning students. The monk leaning over the laptop in the middle is checking student IDs via a hand scanner, and obviously [...]

Any photographer spending a day or so in the medieval town of Brugge in Belgium is definitely not left bored.  

I’ve been meaning to start a little more intensely on featuring links of foto websites and artists, so what better way to start than with alltop.com and thier photo links listing? It’s also nice that Alltop seems to have a sense of humour about things, as seen in these site badges: Yes, I am listed [...]

Deep in summer, definitely appropriate.  

Ah, back at home after 3 months in India, 2 weeks of friends houses’ on return (we had rented out our place while away), and  

Just a note: I’ve been back in my native Canada (in the mighty Montreal area) for the last couple of weeks on a family emergency.  

Now that the dust is settled around the last site upgrade for a while, it’s time to get back to what I love best: Sharing fotos.  

So another site upgrade has come to pass. Yay!! If you haven’t visited in a while (or on your first visit of course), what’s all this talk of change about then?  

Greets Viewers! Yes, there’s been a lull in blogs, thankfully for all the right reasons. It’s called work.  

WordPress is kind enough to say ‘hello world’ on it’s install, but damn it, I say it again: If you can’t welcome guests properly, don’t have the party!