Race to the Stones 2022
Documenting Threshold's Race to the Stones 2022 for knowjack media. This 100 or 50km ultra takes place in July along the UK's oldest trail and attracts beginners and veterans alike.
Documenting Threshold's Race to the Stones 2022 for knowjack media. This 100 or 50km ultra takes place in July along the UK's oldest trail and attracts beginners and veterans alike.
Five years ago, Dave did 'Murph' - one of CrossFit's hardest endurance workouts - for 24 hours straight, completing eleven rounds. Not one to take it easy, he upped the ante to 48 hours, and completed 19 rounds.
Spending the morning at 108 Coffee in Truro taking some pictures for their social media.
Repairing my phone so that I can spend the money buying photography gear instead! 😆 Using iFixit parts and guides made it easy, but the result was a little underwhelming.
A more monochromatic site redesign took me down a wonderful little rabbit hole of how colours impact UX and energy consumption on OLED displays
A wonderful, personal Swift blog that's full of interesting information for the aspiring Swift developer
When a regular expression failed to work as expected I almost renounced software development entirely. Warning: this post contains a vent.
A chance encounter at the supermarket leads to trying a new genre of photography whilst getting a bit tipsy!
A round up of the (many) changes that have happened over the past few weeks.
Ghost is a wonderful publishing platform but I wish it didn't offload so many features to developers and end-users.
Jack from knowjack media asked me to shoot some images for his social media. There was a brief from NUII that we needed to meet, but the 2021 Defender he brought with him ended up the star of the show.
An interview with ultra-runner and cyclist Joe Grant reveals a wonderful, intriguing outlook on life.
Cinema informs my photos colour grading, and none moreso than the recent 007 films. Devan Scott breaks down the colours in SKYFALL and SPECTRE
One day I'll build myself a cabin, and it'll probably look like this stunning one!
Peter McKinnon delivering a motivational suckerpunch.
Sometimes buying 'nice things' is the start of a dangerous spending spiral. Sometimes it's the start of a long and beautiful relationship full of love and care.
How to protect content when building a membership site with Statamic, adding different membership 'tiers'.
Regular, incremental improvements can deliver incredible advancements — if you let them! I examine how focusing on the little details can improve your software and business.
Making analytics-lead changes brought us to a local maximum. Running a user survey helped me take the business to the next level.
How to build a basic membership site with Statamic 2 and the Charge add-on.
'Deep Work' by Cal Newport is an easy addition to my 'never get rid of' collection of books.
A data migration is always a horrible task, but migrating Wordpress' tangled content to clean markdown and YAML was a real test.
After two years at Bikesoup, I'm leaving for pastures new. Here's what I intend to get up to.
Is Apple shifting to more expensive devices that are more powerful, better made and last longer?
Pricing software is hard — and the right decision seems obvious — but CulturedCode shows that a conventional approach can still work.
Tachyons by Adam Morse was Tailwind's predecessor and introduced utility-first CSS to the world. Here's how I found it and slowly adopted the approach.
Building Javascript, single-page, serverless apps is about as convoluted as it gets. I killed mine before ever launching it.