Looking at Morocco from Spain The view from our infinity pool in the hills above Tarifa looking out to Morocco... that's Tangiers port to the right and in the very far distance you can just make out the Atlas Mountains. What a heavenly view! The coast of Andalucía has to be my favourite places. Just… Continue reading Infinity pool
My first proper camera... Before anyone says ‘goodness Simon I hadn’t realised you were so old!’ I’d just like to point out that my Cosmic 35 was already an outdated camera by the time I owned one! I had mine when I was about 9 or 10 years old. I’ll not say exactly how long ago… Continue reading LOMO Cosmic 35
Here’s what millennials are talking about amongst themselves... We work extensively in the student accommodation sector and with leisure and hospitality businesses that target millennials. From a marketing perspective it’s really interesting to keep an eye on the brands that 18–34 year olds are talking about. Understanding the landscape for this age group means you… Continue reading Talking to millennials?
Early morning on the South Downs Autumn is my favourite time of the year. The light and the mist can be magical and best of all, sunrise is at a reasonable time that doesn’t require getting up at silly-o’clock to catch the first light of day! This photo was taken at Heyshott in West Sussex,… Continue reading One oak
Trees in the mist Here are two photos from my commute to work this morning! Couldn’t help myself – had to pull the car over and run amongst the trees taking photographs of the mist and the grey autumn sunrise. My local woods are Severals Woods near Midhurst in Sussex. And the good news is… Continue reading Autumn mist
Reasons to rebrand Last week saw the launch of a rebrand for the UK retailer Debenhams. It’s the first significant change to their brand since 1999 and comes at a time when the high street has become a graveyard for the likes of House of Fraser, Toys R Us, Maplin, Woolworths and BHS. But does… Continue reading Reasons to rebrand
This is a monster of a haystack! 25 feet tall and built with great care an precision... I came across it behind the village of Lavant in West Sussex after the field had been combined and cleared. The next day it had gone. See this photo and other on Flickr. Thanks for looking.
