In 1999 I started Blurred Visions as an online reference source for vinyl record album collectors.  For the first few years it was quite successful, with approximately 300 hits per month and quite a few inquiries from collectors and people who just wanted lyrics to a song or how to determine the value of their collections. But in the past 18 months to 2 years the hits have dropped off to near nothing, I haven't received any inquiries at all, and so felt the website had run its course.

I decided to change the focus of my website, and seeing as I've been an avid railfan since I was knee high to a 'jigger' (or 'speeder', for you uninformed folk) I decided to venture into the world of railfanning videos.  I suppose being a model railroader may have also had something to do with the decision. 

When I decided to go online, I wasn't looking for a fancy site with all the bells and whistles that would take forever for a visitor to load and browse.  I wanted to keep it fairly simple yet as informative as possible.  So, based on what I knew and learned as I went along, this is the result.

Blurred Visions (an actual for-real company) was founded September 1999 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada with an employee list of one - me.  I'm the one you can blame if you have a problem with the website or its design (unless of course we can blame my ISP...); I'm the one who does all the filming, editing and production work; I'm the one who cleans the windows in my home office.  It's a lot of work, but I'm enjoying it immensely.
 
 

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