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The Visual Science Lab / Kirk
Austin, Texas Portrait Photographer's Blog about Photography, Art and Writing by Kirk Tuck.
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One of those days when walking in nature seems restorative. Less to think about and more to see. Companion camera = Leica Q2. After a very wet Spring things are warming up. That means it's past time to get acclimated to the Texas heat ahead of what's projected to be a miserably hot Summer. My "to-do" list for …
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The Wandering Lensman
The Wandering Lensman is a blog about the passion of photography, sharing images as well as thoughts about life, travel, living, etc.
By Dennis A. Mook. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
The Three Most Important Lessons I’ve Learned When Using A Micro4/3 Camera System An example of a Micro4/3 image, cropped, shot at ISO 12,800 and edited in DXO PhotoLab 6.(click to enlarge) I’ve owned and photographed with Micro4/3 cameras and lenses since 2013. I’ve written a lot about …
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Down the Road
Photographs and stories by Jim Grey.
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Still trying to fetch this feed, but last time we got ‘Can't connect to domain’.
Site news: The update is complete and working well enough I’ve made all the behind-the scenes updates. The new jimgrey.net is live! But I don’t have the DNS records set right somehow, because when you go to jimgrey.net, the site’s underlying WordPress URL is showing …
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Bill Fortney
Photography & Faith.
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I have not switched from Fujifilm!!!!! I still have a ton of Fujifilm gear and use it everyday! I just wanted a light interchangeable lens camera for knock around use, if Fujifilm made something like this I would buy it in …
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The Online Darkroom
Film & silver gelatin darkroom blog covering analogue or analog photography, printing and equipment. Ilford, Kodak, Adox, Olympus, Leica, Rolleiflex.
By Bruce Robbins. More infoUpdated
Always carry your camera - I didn't... The iphone view of the pool. The two conical shapes on the horizon are the Bass Rock island on the left and North Berwick Law on the southern shore of the estuary. Both are volcanic …
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A Life in Photography
This blog is about life, about photography, and about my life in photography.
By David B. Jenkins. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
A Birthday and a New (to Me) Car The mighty Kia Sorento.Last Tuesday, May 14th, was my 87th birthday. I celebrated by getting a new (to me) Kia Sorento. We started out with a list of about eight, culled from the AutoTrader listings, …
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Grandma Williams
Exploring the modern world at 80+.
By Joyce Williams. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
Curiosity went down to the woods and had a surprise. The Knees needed their daily. Curiosity looked at the map and suggested this. A thin strip of woodland, apparently a ridge between two suburban areas just north of Glasgow. It turned out to be as …
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The Content Technologist
Building better content operations. Understanding how algorithms process content. Weekly newsletter & resource by award-winning strategist Deborah Carver.
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CT No. 211: Well, that's a style choice In this issue:A brief reflection on style and its role in contentLinks of the week: Content management and shoddy tech journalismDid you read? You should do that weird content project you've been thinking about Great …
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This is a Recording
Brief reflections on random records from my collection.
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All Wrapped Up Here's another of the compilation cassettes I bought this summer, having taken home a Denon twin-deck hi-fi cassette player from the local charity shop. All Wrapped Up is a 1983 compilation of singles by The …
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Evergreen Data Visualization Blog
How to make high impact data visualization right inside Excel along with real life case examples organizational culture change.
By Stephanie Evergreen. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
An Appropriate Level of Precision How many decimal places do you really need? The level of precision in your data visualization depends entirely on your audience. The post An Appropriate Level of Precision appeared first on Evergreen Data.
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Swiftjective-C
iOS. Indies. Apple. Plus Things.
By Jordan Morgan. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Refactoring to TipKit from AppStorage and Custom Views in SwiftUI In my latest update to Elite Hoops, I replaced several homegrown solutions with Apple’s nascent iOS 17 equivalents. The most prominent example of this is TipKit. To prompt coaches about a functional user experience feature …
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The Gist That Keeps On Giving I’m working with git and make a big boo-boo. Now I’m facing a situation where I’ve deleted a local branch with all my work and there’s no backup on GitHub. “This is git. There has …
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The Art of Doing Stuff
For People Who Like to Sweat, Swear & Do Stuff.
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Growing a Flat Apple Tree: The Art of Espalier Without a doubt, the plant in my garden that gets the most attention is my flat apple tree. It grows flat, across my front porch railing, because I have bullied it into position. This is …
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The CPU Shack
A museum for the history of processors and CPUs and how they have changed our world. Includes Intel, AMD as well as lesser known companies such as Signetics.
By John Culver. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
National Semi. PACE/INS8900 Test Boards In 1974 National Semiconductor introduced what is arguably the first 16-bit microprocessor (it had a 8-bit mode as well which was more efficient but could run 16-bits as well). This chip was made on a …
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earfluff and eyecandy
a very irregularly-updated blog on random topics.
By Geoff Martin. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Perfect symmetry When working on the last series of posts, I stumbled on a signal that caused an FFT analysis to look a little strange to me. This post is about that strangeness. If I make a …