Goodbye 2009, hello 2010

(Belatedly). So. That was 2009. 

A year that saw me score a dozen or so covers, run my first ever - and by common consent hugely successful - Alpine photo course (watch this space for news of the 2010 Alpine course), rediscover bikes with silly skinny tyres, get rained on once too often, have a hand in breaking thousands of pounds worth of kit and even take the odd photo or two. 

New year's resolutions? Ride my bike more (you'd be surprised. No, really). Continue to find new ways to make photos of riding bikes as enticing and exciting as possible. Buy a house with a garage. And, er, that'll probably do for now.

Thanks for reading, and here's to a brighter and better 2010. In the meantime - and breaking my self-imposed rule not to publish anything here before it's appeared in print - here's a sneak peak of some '09 stuff that'll be appearing in various mags on a newsstand near you very shortly:

Client: MBUK  Nikon D3, 16mm f/2.8, approx. 10 secs f/5 @ ISO2500, two radio slaves

Client: What Mountain Bike  Nikon D3, 17-35mm f/2.8, 1/2000sec f/8 @ ISO200

Client: Tri Plus  Nikon D3, 14-24mm f/2.8, 1/200sec f/13 @ ISO200, two radio slaves   

Comments

[Lindamorgi]

I'm very excited to hear that you are planning another Alpine course. Can't wait for the dates!

Seb, you can definitely book me for it. And for everyone else who's toying with the thought - you can read about what awaits you here: http://linda.morgi.ch/index.php?/archives/778-Les-Arcs-Day-1.html

[Seb Rogers]

Hi Linda,

Your place is reserved :)