Pathways to a low carbon future: cities on the move
Hong Kong, one of the world’s most compact and connected cities. © J. Ashley Nixon With already more thanContinue Reading
Author: J. Ashley Nixon
I make photographs, books and films exploring culture and natural heritage. I run Betula Books.
Pathways to a low carbon future: New York City towards Paris
On Sunday, September 21, something in the region of 400,000 people belonging to 1,574 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other individualsContinue Reading
Energy in Film Take 2: Sci-fi, comedy and drama
Energy old and new in the Crows Nest Pass, Alberta, Canada. © J. Ashley Nixon Previously, in Energy inContinue Reading
Energy in Film Take 1: Oily soap operas
An oil rig idles in the Moray Firth, Scotland ©J. Ashley Nixon In conversation with Dr. Michael E. WebberContinue Reading
Fall foods: Happy Thanksgiving Day Canada
Today, the second Monday of October, is Thanksgiving Day in Canada, a national holiday first proclaimed by Parliament in 1879.Continue Reading
Sustainable urban mobility with Austin BikeZoo
Back in Austin for SxSW Eco this week, I was reminded of a photo I took during the same event inContinue Reading
Looking at faces
I was waiting for a long-overdue haircut this morning at Angles in Strathcona. With calming peppermint tea in hand, I lookedContinue Reading
Wall, bench, snow
Calgary contending with a summer snow storm today. A couple of images from this unseasonal evening: Wall, bench, snow (II)Continue Reading
Bob Hartley promotes fun in community hockey
As preparations for the new season get underway, tension is mounting. Players are working at getting fit and focusing, withContinue Reading
One for the road: X-Fest Day 2
It was a sign of something to come. An Arctic Monkeys song, Do I wanna know? was playing fromContinue Reading
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