I’m Jor­dan Cartwright, and cavok.com has been a pet project since the year 2000.    Much has changed since the near-ending of the world and much  will change as we move toward the next end-of-the-world (Hol­ly­wood would have us believe it’s 2012, but who’s count­ing really?)

I’m a com­puter guy by trade, and a world trav­eler by heart.  To top it off, I have an all-consuming pas­sion for pho­tog­ra­phy (par­tic­u­larly indus­trial and post-industrial work) as you may see in my Pho­to­Blog.

After years of toil­ing in the north­ern Cana­dian climes, I formed Drom­e­dry Pho­tog­ra­phy and I have expanded to pro­vide a wide range of pho­to­graphic and new-media con­sult­ing ser­vices for envi­ron­men­tally and socially respon­si­ble clients in West­ern Canada and abroad.

This blog will even­tu­ally con­tain the archives of the orig­i­nal CAVOK.com (a beastly cre­ation built in archaic ASP with con­tent pulled from an access data­base), and will most likely con­tain more pho­tog­ra­phy than any­thing as we progress past the year 2009.

I’d like to take this oppor­tu­nity to thank you for read­ing, and to than all of those who have encour­aged me to keep post­ing over the years.  I hope the new incar­na­tion of cavok will pro­vide you with as much joy as it has given me to cre­ate the content!

Also, in case you’re won­der­ing cavok does have significance.

Ceil­ing And Vis­i­bil­ity OKay.

When I was learn­ing to fly, CAVOK meant a day with­out clouds and a beau­ti­ful flight wher­ever I ended up. This grew in to a metaphor on the lifest­lye I wanted to lead.  You see, blue skies and sun­shine are always avail­able, it’s just that some­times they’re above the clouds. It’s always sunny above the clouds.

Thanks for read­ing!
Jordan