2011: my favourite photos
Out of the shadows
2011 has been a bit of rollercoaster. I completed a project I'd been working on for two years; I quit my day job; I wrote my first book; and I planned a six-month trip overseas. It has been stressful, fulfilling, and thrilling by turns.
Amongst all of the excitement and uncertainty, I even managed to take a few photos. I've shared a few of my favourites in the gallery above.
Which leaves me to toast 2012 - when I'll be skipping the UK in favour of the US, New Zealand, Australia, Bali, Singapore, Hong Kong, and maybe even a late stop in Thailand - and thank you for joining for the ride so far. Next year should be even better!
More recent news...
- Picking a picture project for 2012 (30 December 2011)
- Faster than greased lightning: spending money on remote camera triggers (27 December 2011)
- The weekly round-up (23 December 2011)
- No more standing still to self-record with Swivl! (22 December 2011)
- Wander - an app to let you explore the world through pictures (21 December 2011)
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