Who, me? Yes you. Couldn’t be. Then, who?

Recently been holed-up (that sounds like it should mean something else) with a project that’s set to drop Monday. Friday marked the end of payment gateway testing and end-tying-up and we’re basically there. I’ve got a screencast to record and some stuff for my own peace of mind, so tomorrow will be a work day as well, but this site is so worth it.

Since starting at buffalo, I’ve gone from kinda soured towards programming and work in general to liberated by both. I’ve got an amazing amount of freedom both personal and professional (can you go out for 2 hours in the day to get tattooed without making excuses? No? I can) and (I’m allowed to say this because it’s true) I’ve produced 2 amazing websites since being there.

Anyway, photos:

This could’ve been a highly consequential discovery

Went for a cool little wander in Worcester this morning. It’s been ages since I took my camera out properly. I’ve been saving loads of inspiration to a photo collection on a new site I’m working on and I think it’s really doing me some good! I love the every-day subjects you get in those slightly washed-out film photos. There’s nothing monumental going on, it’s just every day and I like that!

Charlotte is as tall as the flood was in 1948.

I found my first abandoned area. It’s pretty scary wandering round somewhere—especially when you hear someone leg it when you shout.

Today, I discovered that I would heartily welcome a camera with better ISO-handling. I’m starting to think about switching up my shopping list order from 14-24, D700 to D700, 14-24. First, I need to buy a house.

Today, she also spent some time trying to get comfy enough to sleep on mortgage paperwork.

I took a few potentially really nice photos around the hospital, but the noise totally ruined what I was going for. This was the only one with enough ambient light to drown it out.

I feel like less of a tool wandering round taking photos when I’m with someone who’s also brandishing a camera. Had a cool afternoon wandering round the countryside with Paul – the company was better than the scenery!

Boring though the landscape was, there were highland cattle and a cool-looking 12th-century church with a very friendly woman inside. Got me thinking and talking about campanology – something I’ve not though/spoken about for absolutely ages. I’ve developed a relatively morbid curiosity about whether I could still do it, but I doubt anything will come of it.

Jasper Tandy | WHAT WOULD YOU KNOW ABOUT PRESSURE!?
Tim Sheehan | well
Tim Sheehan | i have kissed a man
Tim Sheehan | hahaha
Tim Sheehan | jasper 1, tim 0

Immensely horrible bank holiday weekend. I went out on Monday and came back to find my little rabbit had died. Pretty much the same as with Teagan, no idea why, but she looked nice and peaceful so hopefully it was quick and painless.

Pets, they break your heart, huh?