Bathroom Perspective Jon Hillenbrand, July 11, 2010October 17, 2019 It’s funny how some ordinary everyday objects take on a new life of their own depending on how you look at them. Of course, for someone like me who has -5.5 vision correction in both eyes, this is how the bathroom looks to me every morning when I haven’t put my contacts in yet (except for the creative colors). Those of you “blessed” with 20/20 or better vision unfortunately will never get to experience this sensation except through the medium of photography. But I’m still jealous of you. [AFG_gallery id=’5′] Photography Thoughts bathroomfaucetflickrphotographyshowershower headtoilet paper roll holder
Photography Technostalgia May 19, 2010October 17, 2019 You know that feeling when you look at older technology and marvel at the intricacies of their jeweled engineering? I have named this feeling technostalgia. Today, I was playing with a very old lens, an 85mm f/2 AI-S Nikkor lens which has no motors, no chips, no auto-focus, no communication with… Read More
Photography ARC July 27, 2011October 17, 2019 Automatic Relationship Compensation (ARC). I’ve discovered that I suffer from ARC after I bought my first car. The concept is this: the more my romantic life suffers, the more money I spend on my car. After three years of on and off with a girl I was dating, my car… Read More
Thoughts The Killers of Juarez August 23, 2010October 17, 2019 One of the greatest crimes of the favored is apathy to the plight of the unfortunate. Many Americans feel this to be true and for a few moments each year, they gather behind the news of the day and text money to a cause. They allow others to work out… Read More