Tag: Daybook
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October 9, 2020
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in CoreI’m focused on camera weight. Obsessed with it. Here are the weights of cameras that would work for what I do, from lightest to heaviest: Sony A7C | 509 g Fuji X-T4 | 607 g Leica M10-R | 660 g Sony A7RIV | 665 g Nikon Z7 | the 675 g Sony A9ii | 678…
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December 6, 2016
Link: http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/the_secret_cost_of_chinese_buffets_part_1_20161102 Sam stood out from the start. “Born on third base,” as he says, not because his family had money but because he considers intellect, not class, to be the new driver in society.
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April 8, 2020
The day when they shut down the restaurants. That’s when I started photographing COVID-19 obsessively. An editor directed me to a row of restaurants downtown. It was so quiet on the street that day. Very few people were out. It felt real. I photographed the empty dining room of a Mexican restaurant, complete with that…
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April 6, 2020
Going off the rails. This new hyperactive photography thing needs better management. I have am shooting too many photographs to put out. And the entire idea of the Rough Draft blog [here, this site] was to have no limits, no thoughts about editing, not think about quality – just free expression. But at this moment…
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May 24, 2018
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in Coreback to work after a week in NYC. lots of photos to edit. lots to write about from the past month. we went 8 photographers -> 4 photographers and many friends affected by layoffs. on the other side, so many positive events and much hope and positivity sent out from friends. .:. long day, but…
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April 23, 2018
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in CoreReflecting on a design committee I was part of last year… We followed a pattern that now seems like a legacy pattern: section off stories into subject blocks like Technology, Environment, Sports. Each department has their own space to list several stories. People on the committee probably felt good that they were claiming territory to…
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April 10, 2018
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in CoreYou ever get a call from a friend who wants you to come to their office because they’ve “got something for you”, and you go and they hand you a Leica M camera? And you get to keep it?! That actually happened to me last week. I walked out of the office holding the camera…
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March 9, 2018
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in CoreI started a post a couple weeks ago as I started a two-week binge of photographing high school basketball games. I had been editing photos from February tournaments from the past decades and realizing the many shortcomings in the typical newspaper photographer (a slur) approach to basketball. The idea I took going into the first…
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March 6, 2018
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in CoreFrom Lens Blog this morning, a fantastic piece on legendary photographer Ralph Gibson (link below): “I wanted to make photographs you could look at for a long period of time, photographs that were not ephemera, photographs that were made to last and could support a great depth of content,” he said. “That’s the opposite of…
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February 10, 2018
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in Core“Let’s just pretend it never happened… and what would we create?” —Kathleen Hanna. The Punk Singer..
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February 5, 2018
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in CoreYou are a creative, a photographer, a writer, a producer of content. My thought is this: Last night I photographed a local event where a lot of really cool things happened. Women gathered and over the course of three days, learned to play instruments, write a song, rehearse, and put on a live concert. I…
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January 31, 2018
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in CoreI stopped in on a photo exhibit the other day. Amazing portraits done in some sensitive situations. One thing missing: the photographer’s name. Later today there’s an event for the exhibition. In the event announcement on the venue’s blog? No mention of the photographer’s name. And here in my writing, something missing because out of…
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January 30, 2018
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in CoreYou need to take on projects that are It’s become Big projects. Taking on large tasks. That is where I have ended up. Do something every day for a year. Completely remodel the web presence, removing (deleting) content that is weak. Adding content that is strong. Every day I am posting photographs from the past…
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January 16, 2018
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in CoreIf my wife’s job went like mine today, she would have spent most of her day teaching to an empty classroom. Teaching – like still giving the lessons that she’d prepared – to empty seats. She would have been talking all day, with no audience. Soul crushing.
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January 3, 2018
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in CoreThinking a lot about an offhand comment someone made about templating making things all look the same. The trade-off is productivity. Templates save a lot of time. But true, you need to use the saved time to continually refine and improve the template, and develop the next version. My version – build a template or…
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20171210
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in CoreMy sister says I need to post more. That I need to write more. That at some point I retreated inward and stopped sharing. .:. Zine #4 just about done for fovi8. Join us at fovi8.com. We are building a community of photographers, and photos uploaded in December will be considered for zine #5.
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November 22, 2017
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in Corechanging things up a bit here in prep for next year’s blog. there is going to be more content and three main areas I’m focusing on: the work (my photography) – photojournalism, gifs, polygamy, outtakes media – a running tally of the media I’m taking in, rated. core – daybook, screenshots, video if you just…
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November 15, 2017
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in CorePodcasts: The Daily, 3 Intercepted – the distraction in chief, 4 Bill Simmons Ta-Nehisi Coates on the NBA’s Popularity and Issues Plaguing the NFL, 4 On The Media Rebecca Traister Says ‘the Anger Window’ Is Open, 3 Joe Rogan 1039 JRE #1039 – ILIZA SHLESINGER, 4 A Small Voice 066 – Sian Davey ‘Times’ Reporters…
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November 13, 2017
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in Core.:. Coding. Coding. fovi8 .:. Lots of ideas coming for 2018 blog, changing things up for that. Looking forward to new tempo, new format,
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November 11, 2017
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in CoreAssignment: Utah v Washington State .:. Film: The Love Witch .:. 7:35 – Still plowing through this week’s new music. 695 songs to go in initial sift. Right now it’s a band last.fm’s bio says “It’s Swiss made, but it’s definitely far away from being cheesy.” Then there’s Elvenking, with a folk metal album about…