Warning: This has nothing to do with photography, but I love good ideas.
The nascent smart watch industry has just been turned upside down by a 20 year old from Montreal. In Simon Tian‘s world, the watch is the central hub, and the “pocket screen” is just a blank interface.
I don’t know how well his smart watch will work, but I believe he has conceptually bested the likes of Google and Apple.
Check out the Neptune Duo.
—Peter.
I’ve been wanting to use this lens for a while.
I’m still resisting it.
Ouch, it hurts.
—Peter.
Title inspired by a certain girls’ doll.
—Peter.
Winter.
The prison in my mind, realized outside.
At about this time of year my thoughts turn towards throwing my equipment out the window.
—Peter.
Thinking out-loud/on-line, and sharing one of my edits.
Generally speaking, I dislike making digital look like film. If that was my goal, I’d just shoot film.
However, in light of the comment(s) that followed the first version of this image, I’m curious to know how this version is received. In addition to not-so-subtly adding grain, I subtly played with the contrast (both local and global). The end result is less perfect, but possibly more aesthetically pleasing.
You tell me.
—Peter.
Alone, together.
I’m slowly refining my processing of Sigma Merrill files.
—Peter.
Prosophos 