Tag Archives: web

Welcome all you digital goddess fans! I see the site has just been featured as Kim Komando’s cool site of the day so I’d just like to say thanks and I hope you enjoy the site. Bookmark on Delicious Digg … Continue reading →

Apologies folks. It seems that today www.golden-hour.com has become so popular that my hosting provider has had to intervene and take the service offline. Seems odd in that it was handling more traffic when Canon kindly published it in their newsletter, … Continue reading →

Spurred on by the thousands of visitors this week thanks to a mention in the Canon Europe newsletter, I’ve added a feature to the golden hour calculator that I’ve been pondering for ages – namely a display of the sun … Continue reading →

A kind visitor from the USA pointed out a bug in that daylight savings time was only being correctly applied for the initial starting location and not for locations you selected from the menu or locations reached by clicking on the … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to see so many visitors to the site from overseas, but today I’m wondering why I’m getting a huge traffic spike from our friends in Belgium, Denmark and today, Sweden. Have I been mentioned on the radio or … Continue reading →

Just noticed that searching for golden hour on google brings this site up in position number one 🙂 Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments … Continue reading →

Regular visitors (thanks!) will notice that I’ve taken the public flickr photographs offline and replaced them with a selection of my own photos. This is not what I desired, however the creative commons licensed images on flickr are simply not … Continue reading →

Some work to clean up the code, place javascript in external files and improve page loading times is complete – also this morning spotted (& fixed) a small calendar bug whereby the red “today” square could be displayed twice depending … Continue reading →

Well what a day that’s been. Who’d have thought that innocently using the public flickr api to display public images on a personal website could cause such aggravation! The issue arises from the fundamental flaw in flickr in that public … Continue reading →