The Visual Science Lab / Kirk
Austin, Texas Portrait Photographer's Blog about Photography, Art and Writing by Kirk Tuck.
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Updated 22 hours ago
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.
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Updated 11 hours ago
What I Think Nikon Can Do To Make Their Cameras Even Better Than They Are
Now that I’ve primarily shot with the Nikon Z8 for several months, as well as recently with the Zf, and with the ability to directly compare them to my years-long experience with other Nikons, Fujifilm …
By The Wandering Lensman, 1,152 words
Down the Road
Photographs and stories by Jim Grey.
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Updated 12 hours ago
The Madison State Road in Indiana: Franklin
South of Greenwood, US 31 curves in to follow the Madison State Road. It does so for the next 8.2 miles, to just north of Franklin. From here, US 31 follows a westerly bypass of …
Bill Fortney
Photography & Faith.
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Updated a week ago
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 …
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.
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Updated 4 months ago
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 …
By Bruce Robbins, 83 words
A Life in Photography
This blog is about life, about photography, and about my life in photography.
By David B. Jenkins.
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Updated 9 hours ago
Milestones
Millstones at the Ogeechee River Mill, Hancock County, Georgia.I would usually rather write about millstones than milestones, but this is a bit of a milestone for me -- it's post number 600 since I began …
By Dave Jenkins, 369 words
Grandma Williams
Exploring the modern world at 80+.
By Joyce Williams.
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Updated 2 years ago
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 …
By grandmawilliams, 83 words
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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Updated 6 days ago
What is content distribution? Navigating the necessary evils of algorithms
The Content Technologist approachEach month in 2024, we working through one stage of The Content Technologist Approach. Now that we're solidly in April, it's time to address content distribution, aka how to get your TOFU …
By Deborah Carver, 1,950 words
This is a Recording
Brief reflections on random records from my collection.
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Updated a year ago
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 …
By misteraitch, 269 words
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.
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Updated a week ago
When You’ve Gotta Graph 62 Counties
or countries or students or departments or... you just have a lot of categories to squeeze into your chart. How to proceed without creating a hot mess? The post When You’ve Gotta Graph 62 Counties …
By Stephanie Evergreen, 46 words
Swiftjective-C
iOS. Indies. Apple. Plus Things.
By Jordan Morgan.
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Updated 2 weeks ago
Introducing Elite Soccer Club
Well, here goes another one — Elite Soccer Club is officially live in the App Store. Please do check it out here! The elevator pitch? Elite Soccer (…or, football 😉) Club is an easy way …
By Jordan Morgan, 1,507 words
Jim Nielsen’s Blog
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The Big Sur-ification of macOS Icons
Here’s an example of some icons that transitioned well in the Big Sur-ification of macOS icons: And just for good measure, here’s a few more — I love this stuff. While some apps made this …
The Art of Doing Stuff
For People Who Like to Sweat, Swear & Do Stuff.
By Karen Bertelsen.
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Updated 17 hours ago
The Rustic Rhubarb Tart. It's Rhubarb Season!
Sure, I love rhubarb crisp, but sometimes I need some pastry with my rhubarb. Enter - the rhubarb tart. Otherwise known as a rhubarb galette. Otherwise known as future back fat. BUT, that fat also …
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.
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Updated a month ago
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 …
earfluff and eyecandy
a very irregularly-updated blog on random topics.
By Geoff Martin.
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Updated 2 days ago
This week’s weird FFT
This week, I was testing a device that required that I look WAY down into the floor caused by the noise+distortion artefacts in the presence of a signal. One trick to do this is to …