‘Hi Mum. I broke my arm [it turned out to be my shoulder] falling down the side of a volcano’. Hey there. Yes, I’m still alive … although this is the first and hopefully last time I’ll blog from a hospital bed. In 2019, I lost the first of my nine lives when I heard my […]
Continue reading →In the words of my travel agent, my 2020 travel experience “will be one to tell the grandchildren”. This post marks a break from the traditional content on this blog, as I’m taking some time to reflect on what it meant to me, as a photographer, to ‘chase the light’ in a world overshadowed by […]
Continue reading →A few observations from my first trip to the USA for ISTE 2015. Please click on the links to view my photographic journey through Philadelphia, Washington DC, and New York City. There are many great shots that I couldn’t fit into this post. 1) As a rule, Americans are a friendly people. Whether it be […]
Continue reading →After a journey of some 30 hours and over 18000km (11,603 miles), I arrived in the United States for my first ever ISTE conference. It proved to be an incredibly emotional, sometimes overwhelming week. Despite the very best advice I received in the lead up to the event, I soon discovered nothing can quite prepare […]
Continue reading →I am still coming to terms with the fact that I travelled halfway around the world to share my social media journey and experiences with The Global Classroom Project at #iEARN13. Qatar was the venue for my first (three!) international presentations, including my first Global Classroom Workshop, and the launch of my first iEARN project. […]
Continue reading →How can I put into words the experiences of the past few weeks? … The sights, sounds, smells, landscapes, and diverse people of Doha … The excitement, the passion, the learning, and emerging friendships of the iEARN conference? The truth is, I can’t … I was told this trip would change me, and perhaps, it […]
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