Hi Michael, Glad you like the site. The articles are several years old, so I should probably remove them before I reach that stage of life that brings with it a morbid self-consciousness of the idiotic worldviews I have expounded to date. The camera I use is a Sony DSCF717. It's a good, reliable, prosumer level digital camera. Specs are fairly good, for the money. I bring it with me to uni nearly every day, so if I see you around some time remind me to show it to you. On the matter of blogs: be warned, they are addictive. Though I don't get time to update this site nearly as much as I would like, there's something very pleasing about spouting opinions to the world - so much the better if someone is actually listening (believe it or not, I get 5-10k hits per month). In my experience, the best ways to maintain a regular readership are to either cater to a local audience (ie, friends, people of that know [of] you), or focus upon a specific topic area (in my case, cyberlaw). It's tempting to post random/cool stuff, but I refrain. After all, a (legal) blog is the kind of thing you could list on a CV some time, especially if it becomes well known. Though I rarely venture into the Arts faculty, I'll keep an eye out. Best of luck.