Tis the season of the round-up, so here are the most significant photographic events of this year, from where I'm standing:
1. Blake Andrews introduces mixer reviews into his blog.
2. Borders UK closes down, as people treat it like a library and forget to buy the books that would have kept it open, just to save a few quid by ordering those books on Amazon. Boo hiss.
3. Nick Turpin’s Publication magazine is published. It’s nice.
4. Some new compact digital cameras are released. They look promising, but prove to be rubbish.
5. Edgar Martins gets into a bit of trouble, and then uses some elaborate waffle in the hope that everything will just go away.
6. Shepard Fairey gets into trouble for something else, involving a photo and an election.
7. I fail to take a good picture of a pig.
8. Colin Pantall takes half the year off (because he’s worth it).
9. The police hassle a load of people for taking photos. After a few journos are questioned, it becomes news. Good!
10. Joni Karanka’s Print Stravaganza continues.
11. Erm, that’s it.
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