After a little thought I bought a couple of new domains - you see, the problem with The Nomenloonyverse and my Nomenloony handle is that despite the fact it's decades old, it's got it's quirks.

Firstly, spelling it is not easy - and there are many opportunities for mis-spelling of it.

Secondly, it's a fun name - it doesn't imply a serious photographer wanting to shoot at weddings and other such events.

Therefore going forward I'm Kris Hudson-Lee Aerial photographer - operating under the name Rotherham.photos - it's easy to remember, and it should be well placed in search engines with such a cool name. I also got loons.uk as a second domain, which now points to my links page (just so I can have a short URL to point people to my various online presences).

This of course meant designing a logo, and Rotherham's most famous structure is of course the Chantry Bridge - a fifteenth century bridge with a chapel on it. You've likely seen it looking through my photos.

No AI was used at all - it was created using Canva. I opted for a serious looking image with the font I'm currently using for the Nomenloonyverse which I like because of the tied letters and occasional dipthong it drops in. The R and S were made as different elements, enlarged slightly and then set above / below the rest of the writing to create a little hark back to old illustrated books of the era when the chantry was built.

Finally, in a slightly cheeky addition - I added the drone and the curved arrow as clip art elements.

I also have a QR code version which despite overlaps also works due to the nature of how QR codes work for error checking and parity.

So let's see where this part of my life journey takes me eh? It's still me, and I'll still wear the leather - but you might soon see me suited up and operating my drone.