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Family Pictures up on Flickr.com
Tim's Blog
Sustainablity Research
Tim's DIT courses:
Digital Production Skills: Year 1
Exhibiting Photography Online
Professional Practice Studies Seminar: Photography as a Career: Year 4
fiveminutefix - the gallery of work by the DIT Year 1 photography students from 2009
A mild winter in Ireland makes for some majestic sights, and some not so.
SustainEd (www.sustained.ie) is a consultancy to provide training and education for businesses to address sustainability in their operations.
A small birthday morphed into a dramatic gaming afternoon. One birthday, two Xboxes, fourteen batteries, seven guys, one Halo series and lots and lots of kills:
This is August, on vacation in Ireland. Actually a one day trip across the country. Not quite constant rain, but near enough.
Still, a nice lunch, a nice walk in the forest in Cong, and back for a late dinner in our own home.
More pics on flickr.com.
Way Hey! September.
Weather changes. We're on a downslope to winter. The cool breeze reminds me that time keeps marching on. Autumn is the time for changes, for a renewed awareness of death.
Okay, too maudlin. Actually, with the school year starting up again it is a time of begining, renewal, and starting off doing the same old thing, except new and different.
I'm teaching the same classes, but different again. I'm also beginning the Master's in Sustainable Development in Dublin Institute of Technology.
Here is a comparison: our last family picture with the kid's climbing frame. The left shot is august 2009, the right is April, 2010.
We gave away that frame this summer. It was too safe for our big kids, so now Alex, Rebecca, and Siena get to drive their parents crazy with worry.
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last week and beyond:
sustainability, student cookbook, blogging, design, energy conservation, student projects, information architecture, photographic techniques, college lectures, Usability research...
I can't remember where I found this slide, but I remember the day in 1972 or 73 when my dad received this medal. I should ask him what it was for...
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