Posts from 2019
How to create your own Gutenberg block with only a full or wide alignment option, instead of the usual possibilities.
Because the Aletsch glacier is inevitably melting so much, the adjacent mountain ridges are beginning to destabilize.
Black-and-white photos from wanderings in the Italian Cinque Terre.
Time-lapse video of the chairlift ride from Riederalp to Hohfluh in Swiss canton Wallis.
A short film by David Jervidal.
A series of unposed photos amongst the stelae of the famous Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin.
One has to wonder what happened in the Devon seaside town of Seaton to bring it from a self-touted “artisanal haven” to its current dilapidated state.
Taking my new tripod and neutral density filters for a walk in the forests above Beatenberg.
I’m beginning to delve into the newest extension of the CSS style rule possibilities at a professional level, in order to design and create websites which break the mould.
Oh, did I forget to mention? Jo and I walked up the biggest mountain in England in 2017.
Swiss German uses a lot of French words, so a delivery driver is called a “Chauffeur”. This word used to mean “heater” too. There’s a sign on the door to the delivery bay of the local supermarket saying “Chauffeur – bitte Ware in den Kühlraum mitnehmen”. Which actually means “Driver – please take your goods…
After some rushing around, I find myself on my own in Zurich for a couple of days. After dealing with the day job, I have the evening to myself, with no pressure and no responsibilities. Leaving work behind, I head for the old town and the anonymity of a familiar, traditional and noisy restaurant. The…
Filming and photographing at the mountain-top restaurant made famous by James Bond.
This photograph is available to buy as a framed print in my Redbubble gallery.
Taking a little too much air to take things off my mind.
I am an introvert and that’s O.K.
Aerial video sequences of a frozen lake in the sunshine, near Fribourg in Switzerland.
Using a website visitor’s browser settings to seamlessly display content in a language they can understand.
Aerial sequences of the quiet and peaceful Diemtigal Valley in Switzerland.
I’ve been suffering from anxiety issues for the last year or so. A couple of people have said to me that the topic isn’t discussed as much as it could be, so I thought I’d write about my experiences in the hope that they might help others in a similar situation.
The longest and hardest hike in Switzerland I’ve managed to date, captured in photos and video.