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Some Good Places to Start
Say Cheese
This tag is for all the times folks pose for the photo.
Now
Answering the question, “What are you up to right now?
Updated Sept. 20th
The Chapters of Your Life
This started as a brief presentation about intent and photography that my good friend Erik turned into a short film as a birthday surprise during the pandemic.
Creative Mornings Talk
This video from 2013 is long, but lays out who I am and why I think design is awesome. I was nervous as heck through the whole thing.
A few favorite things
Books, movies, video games, music and random other things all mixed together in a visual, sortable grid.
Great Discontent Interview
An old conversation that fills in the blanks of my career and whatnot in an interview format. My tip of the hat to Ryan and Tina for the moment.
Browse
Been using this category thing to get around the photo journal. Adding here for easy access.
My old website
I refuse to throw anything away (digitally at least). Here’s my old site cobbled together with spacer gifs and tables.
Recent Links
The Catch, The Spill, and The Camera
Patrick Witty’s newsletter digs into the stories behind photos. This issue reveals a very specific camera behind a famous catch in the 1954 World Series. / hat tip to Sean
A few store fronts from NYC and what to get there
Chris Crowley from GrubStreet shares selections from the new photography book by James and Karla Murray and adds recommendations. (I love these photos) / via waxy
Rocumentaries
Curated links to the very best documentaries across a bunch of streaming services. (No idea why they call it Rockumentaries when all sorts are included) / via Rachel
Poor Things Trailer
A film with quite the pedigree of writing, directing and actors. This looks delightfully dark and intriguing and fun. / via Yewknee
The trick to the super-crayon was to keep adding new favorites
“Combining favorites to make new life happinesses.” (It isn’t just about making crayons)
Turn old greeting cards into a book
Send in greeting cards and postcards folks have sent to you and get a book back. (There's an option to get all the originals back.) As a hoarder of such things, this intrigues me, and has a tiny vibe of Nick Bantock’s Griffin & Sabine.
The scam era is upon us
Not the most exciting of topics, but it’s becoming very clear that scams are ramping up with AI tools. I was reading how a faked voice fooled a single person at Retool in a phishing attack. I'm telling friends and family to be extra alert. Seth has a great checklist to consider.
Beflo Standing Desk
I would consider trading in my desk for this beauty.
