Sea Shanty Revival
I know I’m a little late to this trend, but all these modern folk songs are fun, so I’m sharing it anyway. A couple of weeks ago, I shared with you the unusual juxtaposition of modern songs done in a … Continued
Horror in the Backrooms
There’s something terrifying about musty, forgotten, anonymous backrooms. As someone who’s done a little bit of urban exploration with my camera, I can tell you, there are few things more unsettling than a building full of empty, discarded rooms left … Continued
Dining Table Photography
Improving your photography on the dining table. What? Did you think I meant taking photos of your dining table? Well, I suppose that’s as valid a subject as any for photography, but what I’m actually sharing with you this week … Continued
Upgraded Resolutions!
Updated random resolutions! I haven’t made formal New Year’s Resolutions in a long, long time because, honestly, if I’m relying on making myself a promise on a certain day to follow through, it’s not likely to actually happen. At least … Continued
WiFi QR Code
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This might be helpful if you let people come over for the holidays this year. Back in 2014, I wrote a little post about sharing your wifi with holiday guests via something called a QR code. Back then, the technology … Continued
D&D Renaissance and Questing Beast
After 2020 so far, I feel like we all want to retreat to a fantasy world. I’m writing this before Election Day, and, I’m sure, well before we know the outcome of the election itself. I hope that it’s a … Continued
Kinetic Sculptures
Just a quick share this week. I know I keep hinting that I’ll review that hot shoe splitting flash cable I got the other day, but I’ve been so busy, I have hardly had the chance to use it. So, … Continued
Lens Simulator
Explore the relationship between focal length, aperture, and depth of field. Along with some other settings and factors. As I’ve mentioned, I’ve been getting back into photography a little bit. That means, for me, relearning a whole bunch of stuff, … Continued
Mont Saint-Michel Flyby
After three weeks of pretty heavy contemplation, I thought I’d share something a bit lighter. In France, there’s a famous 16th-century castle that is also an island named Mont Saint-Michel. I find it fascinating because the tides only allow access … Continued