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May 20, 2012 by graham

Shoot, shoot something simple

It’s lucky, I suppose, that I’m not very good at particularly regular blogging. It means that you folk, who have foolishly stuck my RSS feed in your Google Reader (or whatever software you use; does anyone use anything other than Google Reader these days?) don’t actually expect that much of me. As a result, anything [...]
Posted in Photography, Projects · Tagged canonical, dayjob, headshots, not quite peter hurley, oakland, quantal, ubuntu, uds, white seamless · 3 Replies ·

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June 6, 2009 by graham

What I did on my Holidays

I’ve been back from Barcelona for about a week now, but between getting used to the routine of working every day and overcoming some tropical disease or other that I picked up whilst I was over there (I keep telling people it was the Coughing Pig Death and there’s a moment where they actually believe [...]
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized, Writing · Tagged allhands, barcelona, canonical, planet ubuntu uk, spain, travel, ubuntu, uds karmic · Leave a Reply ·

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October 25, 2008 by graham

Very quickly

Very quick post because I’m supposed to be going out to photograph most of London (this may be an exaggeration; we’ll see) before too long. Of course, it would have helped if I’d actually done some organising of said photo walk; that may cause problems. It’s been a good, if very tiring week. We – [...]
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized · Tagged canonical, friends, launchpad, launchpad epic 2008, london, neil gaiman, news, photo walk, planet ubuntu uk · 2 Replies ·

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October 19, 2008 by graham

Leaving on a jet plane

A cliché of a title, I know, but it’s late and I’m past being able to think about it. Yes, dear readers, I’m off on my travels again. Tomorrow I’m off to London (rather stupidly I’ve got to fly from Manchester to Gatwick because there’s no train journey that would get me to London from [...]
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized · Tagged book signings, canonical, launchpad, launchpad epic 2008, lexington, london, massachusetts, neil gaiman, photo walk, planet ubuntu uk, the graveyard book, travel, work · Leave a Reply ·

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July 24, 2008 by graham

Launchpad to be open sourced

Mark Shuttleworth, spaceman, ideas man, Ubuntu founder and fearless leader at Canonical Towers announced yesterday that Launchpad will be open sourced within the next 12 months. This is pretty cool news. With Launchpad, we make a big deal of supporting free and open-source software. Our aim is to provide a central platform through which people [...]
Posted in Uncategorized · Tagged canonical, fsf, in the news, jobs, launchpad, mark shuttleworth, me, people, planet ubuntu uk, the future, ubuntu, work · Leave a Reply ·

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May 7, 2008 by graham

Second Edition Hardy T-Shirts are now available for preorder

Due to enormous demand the Canonical shop is now offering a second printing of the Hardy Heron T-Shirt, this time on sand-coloured cotton. From the shop: Due to unprecedented demand, we are producing a second edition Hardy Heron t-shirt. This edition is very similar to the limited edition t-shirt in design, but rather than including [...]
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April 24, 2008 by graham

About that T-Shirt

You'll remember that I said, a while back, that I think the new Hardy Heron desktop wallpaper would make a good T-shirt? Well whaddaya know; thanks to Kat Kinnie of the Canonical marketing team there is now just such an item. I think I may be purchasing one of those…
Posted in Uncategorized · Tagged canonical, kat kinnie, planet ubuntu uk, the hardy heron, ubuntu · 2 Replies ·

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April 2, 2008 by graham

Get your arses to Ubuntu Live

If you're one of the people that's here for the technical guff rather than the writing or photography guff, you'll be interested (you will be interested) to note that registration for Ubuntu Live 2008 is now open. From t'website: Ubuntu Live is a vibrant and important gathering of IT professionals, government and business leaders, educators, [...]
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February 28, 2008 by graham

Ubuntu: storming your brain

As has by now been announced more-or-less left, right, center, top, bottom and everywhere else in the universe, Ubuntu Brainstorm went live today. The idea behind Brainstorm is pretty simple and yet immensely powerful. It offers a place for Ubuntu users to post their ideas about how Ubuntu can be improved: new features, tweaks… just [...]
Posted in Uncategorized · Tagged brainstorm, canonical, computing, cool henrik omma, linux, people-i-know, planet ubuntu uk, ubuntu, ubuntu-brainstorm, ubuntu-qa · Leave a Reply ·

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September 29, 2007 by graham

From Euston, with Love

I'm writing this from the concourse at London Euston, where I'm perched atop my luggage waiting for my train home to Lancaster. I wouldn't have been perched atop what is, let me tell you, a damn uncomfortable bag were it not for the fact that I rather over-prepared for the lack of a Victoria Line [...]
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized · Tagged canonical, london, travel, warren ellis, internet jesus, work · Leave a Reply ·
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Graham BinnsI'm a commercial and editorial portrait photographer from North West England.After spending several years building a career as a software engineer I realised that there was an artist inside me struggling to get out.
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