My retirement blog about photography, film and technology, with a little bit of retired life adventures.

It’s funny what grabs you. Amid all the grand vistas and golden sunsets on my recent trip to Porto, my favourite photo turned out to be… a foot. Caught in a patch of light. Frozen in a moment of quiet, abstract beauty at the Serralves Foundation.

Last week, I made my way across East London to a place that somehow manages to be both intimate and quietly thought-provoking: The Museum of the Home, just off Kingsland Road in Hackney.

Bold fashion. Architectural drama. One unforgettable shoot deep in Hackney’s Sunken House. Retirement just got interesting…

Retirement isn't about slowing down. It's about opening up, especially to the things we didn't have time for. For me, that's been art. The April First Thursday in London was a vivid reminder of how alive the East End still is with creativity, story, and surprise.

Brendan Barry is a photographer, educator and camera builder whose creative photographic practice combines elements of construction, education, performance and participation.

In the near future, the world’s oceans are no longer just battlegrounds for nations—they’re the frontlines of corporate warfare.

On a river bus in Venice, where the waterways are the streets bathed in the light and shadow of an ever-unfolding narrative, I captured a moment that feels like it's been plucked from the cinematic universe.

Photography is a powerful medium for storytelling, capable of conveying complex narratives and emotions through a single image or a series of photographs.