Links
Me on facebook, myspace, linkedin, archaeoseek.ning.com, twitter, scribd, vimeo and academia.edu, youtube, and current.
These are the companies I operate (or did at one time):
The International Centre for Archaeology Underwater
Professional affiliations:
Royal Holloway, University of London
American Association of Geographers
Urban exploration sites:
Urban Explorer Resource (UER)
28 Days Later - a UK forum full of whiny children.
Talk UrbEx – the one stop shop for good (and bad) HDR photography.
Nocturnes – It doesn’t get any better.
Tender is the Night – hottest thang on the scene.
Max Action’s Action Squad Minneapolis.
Our friends at the Brescia Underground.
Jon Doe’s Sub-urban.
Vanishing Day’s new site.
Rookinella’s site Pretty Vacant – lovely stuff!
Chase779′s site with lots of nice film photographs.
Yaz at prourbex.
Sleepy City – Cream of the crop.
Andrew Brooks – A photographer who got dragged into the underworld to take UE photos. The result is incredible.
Cane Hill Hospital – A website dedicated to the memory of Cane Hill Metal Asylum.
Covert Photography – Photos from Winch, legendary UK explorer.
BLDG BLOG is so lovely.
The excellent photo blog Edge City by Urbanity.
Follow my Tracks – Tigger’s blog.
The Winchester rocks it.
Other Stuff
Greg Brick’s Subterranean Twin Cities
Tim Cresswell (my supervisor) runs the blog Varve.
Stuart Elden’s Progressive Geographies.
Noel Jenkins’ Juicy Geography.
Joseph Navard’s Viola Tricolor Hortensis.
Gareth-James’ awe-inspiring photography.
Anja Kanngieser’s Transversal Geographies.
July Angel and parkour.
Justin Pickard’s Nostalgia for the Future is stunningly brilliant.
FiLo – The fieldwork in London blog.
Michael Gallagher has a great webspace built around his work on experimental sound geographies.
Oli Mould‘s excellent blog from London.
Erika Sigvadsdotter‘s blog full of bodies.
Geographies of the Absolute is absolutely brilliant geography.
Dan Cull‘s Blog – always interesting.
Dylan Trigg‘s Blog that works around issues of space, architecture and phenomenology.
Critical Terrain – thoughts about images, object, environments.
Toby Butler’s two great sites for Ports of Call and the Memoryscape project.
The Geography Collective – awesome.
Art in Place and the Place of Art is off to a good start!
Sound Colour Vibration is a fantastic blog from my home town, Riverside, California.
Colleen Morgan’s always-excellent Middle Savagery.
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