Dr Mark Quigly, a Lecturer in Active Tectonics and Geomorphology in the Department of Geological Sciences at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch has done a radio interview on the subject of the Christchurch aftershocks, or as I like to call them the aftershakes. The link to the broadcast is here
Mark’s home page for all who would like to find out more is here. His dad did say he was from London, but it is the London in Canada.
About Steve Taylor
Steve started off working with his father in the building trade as a painter & decorator before starting an apprenticeship in Telecoms.
Steve was a Senior Signalling Engineer who worked for British Telecom and MCI/WorldCom in London. He was presented with the WorldCom Star Performer award for his improvements to the working systems.
He was and still is a seller of real estate, but is now really enjoying the excitement that photography can bring.
With photography there are only a few rules and they are mostly to do with composition. As always in life the worse the conditions the more extraordinary can be the results. If the weather is wet, cold and foggy the pictures taken will have a more surreal feel with the fog hiding the distracting backgrounds, the rain softening the colours and the cold making you more determined to get that perfect picture for freezing your butt off.
One of the other strings to his bow is being able to turn a photograph into a beautiful digital painting.
Give Steve a call on 021 241 3244 if you would like to talk about photography or real estate and you may also see the world in a different more exciting light.
