About.
Hi, I'm Tim Lloyd, and I believe that creative inspiration should be accessible to all.
This website has taken on many different guises since I bought the timlloydphoto.com domain in 2008. It has a legacy, you could say. I've become a more skilled person through experimentation and iteration, though as my taste evolves, I've found myself debating how best to continue the development.
I've got a story to share, and I'm not afraid to fail. It's a unique position.
I wanted to keep a decade worth of images on the site while allowing space to address other topics. My interests are vast. I hope through exploring them I can provide some value to the visitor.
1.Image archive.
I love the power of visual storytelling. My roots are in outdoor adventure, and my GALLERY includes a range of work spanning the last decade. PROJECTS is a selection of images often documented purely for the love of it. Personal work like TWO WINDOWS continues to bring a smile to my face today.
"More space, more modern, more balconies, more parking, more storage, more rooms—there's a lot to look forward to in a new apartment. But I will miss that view."
2. Recent adventures.
I think maps are great. As a child, I grew up navigating my way around the English Lake District, armed with a beat-up Ordnance Survey map that I would keep folding in and out of my backpack. Through mobile technology, I've kept that spark alive, tracking outdoor adventures to help others follow in my tracks. You'll find The Menalon Trail in Greece completed on the site, with activities set in Colombia, Kyrgyzstan, and Switzerland to follow. These adventures serve as an inspiration (and reference guide) to get out there. Very much a personal project. Very much a work in progress.
3. Blog.
Here's where I pivot. I want to talk about technology, I want to talk about art, I want to talk about books, magazines, coffee, and wine. The blog is an outlet to champion creativity across categories.
A mini dive into the world of culture, this is a place I intend to experiment. I'm interested and care about the topics featured here—the data will tell if the readers agree.
Got feedback? I'd love to read it.
I'm English, Greek Orthodox, and based in Geneva, Switzerland.
