Who Are You?
I’m Duncan Rawlinson. I make images and invest in things I believe in.
I live in the Thousand Islands region of Ontario, Canada with my two kids. Originally from Saskatchewan and raised in Ottawa, I was inspired by my father, a keen amateur photographer, to pursue photography. I’m a learner-builder-creator: someone drawn to continuous learning, deliberate action, and long-term thinking.
My photography has been published internationally, including in the New York Times, and exhibited at the Smithsonian. Over the years I’ve built an archive of more than a million photographs spanning multiple continents. I’ve been documenting Burning Man since 2012, creating one of the most comprehensive aerial and ground-level photographic records of the event, and I’m a member of the Burning Man Documentation Team.
Both photography and investing provide infinite game style learning, which is why I’m drawn to them. Investing is a great way to learn about reality.
I’m deeply interested in AI and how it’s transforming both image-making and how we learn. I work with AI tools to create new kinds of images and explore the intersection of technology and creativity.
What is Duncan.co?
This website evolves over time. I think of it as my digital garden. I use it primarily to share my photographs and a few thoughts.
What Are You Up To Now?
Visit Duncan.co/now to see what I’m up to now or follow me on X @thelastminute to see what I’m thinking about or working on.
How do I find photographs on this site?
You can use the search box or browse photos by tag like this: Duncan.co/tag/1000-islands or Duncan.co/tag/ice or Duncan.co/tag/ai.
You can also search my photos using Google Images with site:Duncan.co plus any keyword:
How do I license images on this website?
Visit Duncan.co/licensing for more information. Get in touch and we will sort something out.
Connect
- @TheLastMinute (general)
- @Photographyicon (photography)
- @FridayMixtape (music)