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People, block all the SEO douchebags and follow Ron. He knows where the internet is at.
To me, The Simpsons is like my favorite fun uncle who, as he has gotten older, is clearly past his prime — he is kind of blotchy from all the gin, makes an off-color joke sometimes, and yells at the TV a lot — but I still remember him from when I was five and he’d buy me cotton candy at the fair and let me sit on his motorcycle.
This is funny because The Simpsons has actually been around since you were five years old.
There’s a time before The Simpsons?
The autopsy (via Stebbi)green!
clever!
OM NOM NOM!
I don’t care how this tasted: BEST CAKE EVER?
Okay, okay, I hope it tasted weird. But very delicious…
Daniel and Susanne (via Karl Gunnarsson)
The more I look at it the more I like this photo. I also think I pre-focused when I took it. Probably ƒ/2.8ish so I’m rather pleased with myself in the technical department (just don’t mention that a stop more exposure probably wouldn’t have hurt…)
Edit: A bit of background. This is from the midsummer’s party from earlier this month. Taking party pictures with the old rangefinder is fun. Since we’ll be throwing a party tomorrow to celebrate my first whole year in Sweden I think I’ll load the Zork’ with a roll of Tri-X and get some photos of all the nice people.
bhav:
i am SOOOOO going. it’s so simple, and could be lame to some. but it reminds me of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.Journalists check out “The Ledge,” a new addition to the Sears Tower. This enclosed glass ledge juts out from the 103rd floor of Sears Tower, which is the tallest building in the United States. (Photo by Jose M. Osorio / The Chicago Tribune)
I would poop myself. True story.
Poop? I’d certainly poop – out of fear, natch – but I’d poop on the floor. Glass bottomed boat on ya’ll!
The Online Photographer: Depth of Field Hell: The Coda
If you get a boner when you hear the word “bokeh” you might not be likely to agree with Mike Johnston’s final article in the “Depth of Field Hell” series. All I can say is amen.
In the Garage (via Karl Gunnarsson)
Have I mention how much I love using film? Even sucky Superia? Superia 200 when I should have at least 400 speed film. And not 200 speed film that looks crap if you just mention the word underexposure.
Marie’s middle son Cameron wanted to show me the drum kit he plays when he’s at his dad’s (usually he plays the bass) and I loved the atmosphere in the cellar where the kit is. Luckily Cameron doesn’t mind being the subject of my photos and I managed to guesstimate the light and click off one shot while he thought I was just preparing. One shot.
Film cuts down on spray and pray tendencies.
If a better tweet has been made today I want to be informed of it STAT.
