23-7-28

Leica M3 Kodak TMAX100

Canon 120s point and shoot
 

23-7-27

 

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23-7-25

 

23-7-24

Leica M3, Kodak TMAX100

 Canon 120s point and shoot.

23-7-23

 

23-7-22

Canon S120 point and shoot digital

 Leica M3, Kodak TMAX 100

23-7-21

 No photo today. I took a couple, but still.

23-7-20

Leica M3, Kodak TMAX 100

 Canon S120 point and shoot

23-7-19

Leica M3, Kodak TMAX100

 Nikon D750

23-7-18

 

23-7-17

 

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23-7-15

 

23-7-14

 I'm going to spend the next little while with this old friend. Here we go....

23-7-13

 

23-7-12

 The future is now. Now postviewing. 

23-7-11

 Another titan of the industry falls. Over $6 million in debts owed, selling toys for adults. How is that possible? 

"We were just a bit sluggish to respond to (the post pandemic market)." It's a special type of incompetence in the world of retail that spawns a statement as dumb as that. They won't be missed.

Top photo; Rohloff chain tool. $129 or so a lifetime ago. There's a newer version available for just a bit more. Middle picture, a BMX and 9spd Park chain tool nestling a Campagnolo freehub tool. Everything there is obsolete. Bottom picture; truing stand with a long lost iteration of QBP bike tube packaging in the background, to show how old my artifacts are of an industry I was once a part of. I miss it. I don't miss it. 

23-7-10

 The East Side wanted their very own Rodney Graham installation. Success.

23-7-9

 Canon S120. Not a great camera. Those curved power lines..... 

23-7-8

 Richmond Night Market. Once every 5 years is about right. It's been about 5 years since I was here. 

23-7-7

 Sanity kept. At 22 degrees Celsius. For the most part. 

23-7-6

 

23-7-5

 It's not John Constable. But it's something.

23-7-4

 

23-7-3

 The cast iron pans are multiplying...

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23-6-30

 Jonathan Richman. 30 years ago. I saw him tonight. Great. Show. 

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