Mark Lyndersay

Mark Lyndersay is a writer and photographer based in Trinidad and Tobago. He wrote 1,800 editorial leaders for Guardian Media Limited between 2001 and 2016 and now provides leaders for the T&T Newsday. He writes features and reviews for several publications. His column, BitDepth has examined personal technology issues continuously over the last 27 years. As a photographer, he divides his time between commercial assignments, editorial photography, annual reports and personal projects like Local Lives, which examines the backstory of life and culture in Trinidad and Tobago.

Is social media ruining photography?

Above: Adriana Teresa Letorney, Dusty Wooddell, Rhynna Santos and Allen Murabayashi discuss social media and photography at PhotoPlus 2018. Photo by Mark Lyndersay. BitDepth#1173 for November...

TSTT’s Walcott: Company must be upgraded

Above: Dr Ronald Walcott delivers the keynote address at the 12th Annual Tobago Economic Business Outlook Conference. Photo courtesy TSTT. "An outdated TSTT cannot take Trinidad...

The unknown millionaire

Above: A detail of artwork assembled from multiple image elements to celebrate DigicelTT's 777 promotion winner. BitDepth#1172 for November 22, 2018 The press release announcing the...

Digicel to give selected customers 70,000 smartphones

Above: Jabbor Kayumov makes the announcements this morning at DigicelTT’s Head Office. Photo by Mark Lyndersay. Digicel will kick off its Christmas giving this season...

Samsung introduces new unified UI, next gen foldable display

Above: Justin Denison, SVP of Mobile Marketing for Samsung, demonstrates the Infinity Flex Display. Photo courtesy Samsung. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, unveiled powerful new developer tools...

The Note 9 – A photographer’s snapshot

Above: A frangipani caterpillar photographed in RAW mode and cropped on a Samsung Note 9. Photo by Mark Lyndersay. BitDepth#1171 for November 15, 2018 The Note...

The Mind Readers

Above: Kheston Walkins, right, demonstrates the output from the EEG device. Photo by Mark Lyndersay. BitDepth#1170 for November 08, 2018. The invitation to Mind Art, an...

Digicel announces LTE network completion

Above: Jabbor Kayumov with DigicelTT's Ookla Speedtest award at today's Business Update meeting with the media. Photos by Mark Lyndersay. Digicel today announced that it...

How AI is changing photography

Above: Alex Savsunenko and Richard Carriere speaking at PhotoPlus Expo 2018. Photo by Mark Lyndersay. BitDepth#1169 for 01 November Artificial intelligence (AI) has been embedded in modern...

Implementation begins with organisation

Above: Front table at the symposium, Dr Arvo Ott, Marlene McDonald, Esther Le Gendre and Maxie Cuffie. Photos by Mark Lyndersay BitDepth#1168 for October 25,...

The social network that couldn’t

Above: Google+ comes to an end. Base image by fergregory/DepositPhotos. BitDepth#1167 for October 18, 2018 Last week Google announced that it would be shutting down the consumer...

ICT is hardware, not systems in 2019 Budget

Above: Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert. Photo courtesy GORTT. BitDepth#1166 for October 11, 2018 In this year's budget documents, the Government hews to a now standard...
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