http://www.photosynthesis.co.nz/nikon/index.html
I like pages like these. Comprehensive and clean.
morning boy's letters on serious matters and commentary on funny things aplenty
http://www.photosynthesis.co.nz/nikon/index.html
I like pages like these. Comprehensive and clean.
It’s different. Carrying my Canon 600D with an 18-55mm lens feels different from carrying it with the 24mm pancake lens. Protruding lens destroys the blobbiness of the camera.
Bulbous, bally, balloony my Canon 600D with the 24mm pancake lens, but without the belt. Great combo for walking around.
Hard disks aren’t rocky enough.
What wasn’t bothered about is now a hell lot of data.
Hopeless digital zoom of my mobile phone camera. They call it computational photographical shit.
2 major awkward postures to contend with:
The weirdnesses in life introduced by the screen. I realize once again. So starkly only now.
Ceiling at 114 inches. The bar needs to drop at around 18 inches. Good progress in the pull-up project.
Ads depend on music to sell things that may not have any music.
Colin Wilson took me to strange places. Nostalgia?
I have read just 2 of Colin Wilson’s works. Will read more. Only he has the capacity to surprise me during these times.
Incredible ennui! Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn!
Strange times.
Morning sprints beckon.
Canon’s menu system is terrible in a DSLR, just terrible.
Mobile phones and cameras, both occupy my hands and my fingers. And I find that troublesome.
Steps as sitting spaces indoors. Incredible. Feels great instinctively.
So many brands are optimized for search engines and de-optimized for selling and serving. Funny!
Websites are actually machines. Look at the words. Sites as Machines. Once you think of a website as attention-gobbler, it is easy to imagine it as a machine. Is it?
Laptopping in the morning feels better than in any other part of the day. May be in the evenings, after 7pm, post a decent afternoon nap may also feel as good.
Point a phone to shoot vs Point a camera to shoot. Reactions are vastly different.
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