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Rammed Earth

December 26, 2011 at 1:46 pm | Posted in my design fix, my work, photography | Leave a comment
Tags: architecture, my photography, photography, rammed earth

Photo: Aidan Taylor 2011

So… It has been well over a year since my last post.

A combination of being busy with work, spending an average of over 4 hours per researched entry and being frustrated that My Design Fix had turned into something that mainly documented the creative pursuits of others while neglecting my own led to the blog taking a serious back seat for a while.

But I’m back – and hopefully with a vengeance. The photo above is a sneak peak of one of the architectural projects that has been keeping me busy on the construction site for much of the past year.

So stay tuned – I’ll be back with more after this short commercial break…

Aidan

I Love The Garage Sign

December 29, 2009 at 11:30 pm | Posted in my work, photography | Leave a comment
Tags: diana f+, my photography, neon, photography, signage

garage Photo: Aidan Taylor 2009

Hang Me Out To Dry – Diana F+

November 22, 2009 at 9:12 pm | Posted in my work, photography | Leave a comment
Tags: diana f+, my photography, photography

hang me out to dry Photo: Aidan Taylor 2009

Halong Bay Crusin’

October 26, 2009 at 11:15 pm | Posted in my work, photography | 1 Comment
Tags: diana+, halong bay, my photography

halong bay kayak_aidan taylor Photo: Aidan Taylor 2009

So the frequency of my blog posts has taken a serious beating of late (doing long hours at work doesn’t seem to help blog productivity??)

Well here’s another photo I took with my Diana+ during my Vietnam/Cambodia trip a few months ago to tie you through to the next post – I promise it’ll be in the next few days!

Bayon Head – Diana F+

July 23, 2009 at 10:37 pm | Posted in my work, photography | 3 Comments
Tags: angkor thom, bayon, cambodia, diana f+, my photography, photography

Photo: Aidan Taylor 2009

I’m back! I thought I’d kick things off with a photo I took while exploring the Bayon Temple in the ancient city of Angkor Thom, Cambodia. I took this using my 38mm wide angle lens and black and white medium format film.