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I NEED A WRITING STICK! SOMEONE NEEDS TO BOP ME ON THE HEAD WITH IT!
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A day of writing
14/2/10 15:38I've sat at my kitchen table, looking out my east-facing window, all day as the weather has gone by and the light has shifted.
I've been writing.
( Here was my view. )
I've been writing.
( Here was my view. )
Walking around at lunchtime
30/1/10 11:01There are a lot of what you might call "bright gray" days in Portland: completely overcast skies, but not dark or cold, and not actually raining. People who come here from more open-skied places have a hell of a time adjusting to them.
You have to make a point of going outdoors on those days and gathering as much of that bright gray light onto your retinas as you can; otherwise you'll get S.A.D. and miss the general awesomeness that is My Little Town.
I went out at lunch yesterday and took ten-gajillion pictures. Here's what was left after ruthless culling.
( Bright gray )
You have to make a point of going outdoors on those days and gathering as much of that bright gray light onto your retinas as you can; otherwise you'll get S.A.D. and miss the general awesomeness that is My Little Town.
I went out at lunch yesterday and took ten-gajillion pictures. Here's what was left after ruthless culling.
( Bright gray )
Gratuitous picture post
18/11/09 22:59New camera. Works great! What does this make? Four posts in one day? [ETA: Nope, only three.] Sorry! Spam stops after this.
( Clyde. Sam )
( Clyde. Sam )
It has a Gourmet setting!
14/11/09 12:42Ooh! My new camera just arrived! And OMG it has a special setting just for taking pictures of food! There's a little fork-and-knife icon, and the manual says, "Gourmet: Shoots food arrangements in delicious color."
My last camera was stolen in June and I've been saving up to replace it. After absolutely no research, I bought the same camera my sister got recently, the Sony Cybershot DSC-H20/B. I thought about a DSLR but came to the realistic conclusion that I'm never going to be that much of a photographer. I just want to illustrate my blog and stuff.
Besides, it's fucking AMAZING what a point-and-shoot will do these days. Like take special pictures of food. And David Pogue really liked this particular camera for its large light-sensor (which apparently improves the quality of images in ways that more megapixels can't do).
The battery is on the charger, so be warned: more picture posts are in my very near future.
My last camera was stolen in June and I've been saving up to replace it. After absolutely no research, I bought the same camera my sister got recently, the Sony Cybershot DSC-H20/B. I thought about a DSLR but came to the realistic conclusion that I'm never going to be that much of a photographer. I just want to illustrate my blog and stuff.
Besides, it's fucking AMAZING what a point-and-shoot will do these days. Like take special pictures of food. And David Pogue really liked this particular camera for its large light-sensor (which apparently improves the quality of images in ways that more megapixels can't do).
The battery is on the charger, so be warned: more picture posts are in my very near future.
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Supernatural 5.08: My overall assessment is "dumb episode": no forward plot motion, still more uncomfortable and shark-jumping-esque self-referential hilarity, and another new player in the Apocalypse Games.
I laughed, I admit it. And seeing Jensen shot in bright, colorful light for a change was interesting and strange and made his eyes very, very green (though frankly, he and Jared are both far more beautiful in the greyed-out Supernatural world). It was amusing, but come on, let's get on with it! Stop with the fanservice already, Kripke.
In other miscellany, I NEED A CAMERA. Mine was stolen months ago, and I'm about ready to splurge on a replacement. I miss taking my unartistic little illustrative photos.
Oh, and I liked this, from Warren Ellis by way of Wil Wheaton:
At least half of all writing involves just sitting and staring into space. Letting your brain out to hunt down ideas, bringing them back all warm and bloody between its teeth.
I laughed, I admit it. And seeing Jensen shot in bright, colorful light for a change was interesting and strange and made his eyes very, very green (though frankly, he and Jared are both far more beautiful in the greyed-out Supernatural world). It was amusing, but come on, let's get on with it! Stop with the fanservice already, Kripke.
In other miscellany, I NEED A CAMERA. Mine was stolen months ago, and I'm about ready to splurge on a replacement. I miss taking my unartistic little illustrative photos.
Oh, and I liked this, from Warren Ellis by way of Wil Wheaton:
At least half of all writing involves just sitting and staring into space. Letting your brain out to hunt down ideas, bringing them back all warm and bloody between its teeth.
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4am Project
4/4/09 05:59I did it! Thanks to
lamentables, I heard about the 4AM Project just a few days ago. You take pictures on April 4 at 4:00 a.m.
So
avventura1234 and I set out at 3:40 this morning to the east side river district of Portland, under the ramps of the Hawthorne and Morrison bridges, and took some pictures.
( Four of them were pretty good. )
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( Four of them were pretty good. )
Baby it's cold up there
4/2/08 22:34This was a moment captured around noon today by the Mt. Hood High Resolution Web Cam.
( Pretty. Cold. )
( Pretty. Cold. )