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WordPress essential plugins (2019 Edition)
I recently started doing websites after more than a decade of hiatus, I thought I would share some of my experiences. Firstly, I felt that
Small Business IT Architecture – Part 3: Web Presence with a Website
The web presence in the form of a website in business is used to represent your company and its product and/or services, it may often
Small Business IT Architecture – Part 2: Web Presence with Email
Wikipedia defines “Web Presence” as follows: A web presence is a location on the World Wide Web where a person, business, or some other entity
Yellow tailed wasp
I have some luck with flying insects lately, I do not even have to leave the confines of my garden.
I unfortunately do not have a scientific name for this beauty, if you do please leave me a note and I’ll add it.
Shot in my garden.
Photograph by Pascal Parent © 2016
Xylocopa caffra
This is the Xylocopa caffra also commonly known as the Carpenter Bee and this is a bee I would rather not argue with, large does not describe it, for a bee that is (2cm +)
Shot in my garden.
Photograph by Pascal Parent © 2016
Macaw parrot snapshot
One, if not my biggest, pet peeve in the photography space is: Because you are known as a photographer, snapshots will not do!
But what if I wanted to share a memory, not a portfolio image?
No you cannot and will not publish that, says the masses!
So I am defying the masses, here is my macaw parrot snapshot!
Photograph by Pascal Parent © 2016
Health, Tech Mages, PhilGuides Southern Africa and other news
I know I have been very quiet since last year, I did not make any new years resolutions and I do not claim to be
Ticket to Mars
There it is I am going to Mars… Ticket no: J2M1000000121776 OK, I am not but my name is…
Your photos and social media? Nothing is free
There are some issues with uploading photographs to social media sites. We tend to forget that nothing is free and trust in what we are
