@bapsi like I've seen so many tips and tricks for getting this right, but there's still this frustrating path as a beginner to even working blind in a changing bag that I have to get through. I've read that this stuff alone puts people off developing the stuff themselves and I GET IT
I just spent 45 minutes trying to load this bitch ass roll of film on a developing reel and at this point idec if i’d got creases and shit on it this is STUPID 📷
Cabbage worms!!! 😫 🌱
Palm Springs, June 2024 📷
Juneau’s 10th, on Retinex
Alright bro we get it
Samstown, May 2024 📷
Some software gore I spotted in downtown Santa Monica
Kind reminder that you’re allowed to be really bad at plant care. It’s the only path (that I know of anyway) to getting good at it. 🌱
The “problem” with having the Civilization OST on during work is that when I’m actually playing Civ I’m locked way tf in 🎮
alright discord, you got me with this one
I saw Cool World last night and it was a very refreshing kind of bad
One thing that i find beautiful about ashtanga practice is its respect to the cycles of nature, especially lunar cycles.
Practitioners rest on the new and full moons, associating those phases and the moon’s pull on our watery little bodies with cycles of breath.
Just published an Etudesday post on my A La Bapsi blog! I’m trying to post there more often too, of course, syndicating where I can to other platforms too.
@harkthorn.bsky.social ohhhhh!!!!!! Ty!
@manton Concerns about it not moving fast enough are valid, but I'm glad that we're going in the right direction.
@phrequencyviii Safari’s is really good! I liked seeing that Apple gave that feature some attention at WWDC this year.
@hutaffe things are crazy and will continue to be, but any ground gained or defended from the insanity is more room to preserve and restore good. There’s hope which wanes, but as people of conscience, our duty to connect and build remains constant.
@hutaffe I feel despair too. For what it’s worth, here’s what I saw today. www.newsweek.com/donald-tr...
Palm Springs, June 2024. Retinex edition film. 📷
If you use your browser tabs as a read later list (read: like 40+ tabs open at once 👁 👁), might I suggestPocket, Instapaper, Readwise Reader, or depending on the browser, the in-browser read later list (the one for Safari’s pretty cool)
@z428 just 35mm rolls! I’ve been enjoying Kodak Gold, but have regrettably not kept track of which I used for which photos 🥲
@meep I've never noticed these concepts in my experience with Duolingo, but you're totally right! Even if someone's doing the bare minimum, I like the idea that some value is still added in a 'boilerplate' way.
Glad you find it helpful. Which language are you practicing at the moment?
@mariovillalobos That's one attitude that I'd like to cultivate. Resetting your household at the weekend is an easy example of self-care
@z428 Yes! first released in 1979. I'm so lucky to have received a working one for free 😭
undated planners are more environmentally responsible than dated ones
Little Tokyo with Nick during his birthday weekend. 📷 Polaroid Now with Retinex Edition film.
May-ish experiments at home. Olympus XA 📷
I’m surfing Youtube for anything film related and came across this gem by ASA100. In this video he shares this gorgeous old binder full of notes and guides from a 1971 Ansel Adams workshop in Yosemite. As a notebook lover and film photography dilletante this is gold.
For our composting carbon, we often just hand-shred the packing paper that comes with our mail and WOW it’s a great way to diffuse anxious energy
@brunocampos hell yeah
@spriteborne.bsky.social I agree, though it's misguided to expect any one tool or resource to cover it all!
@annahavron beautiful!
@psdo.bsky.social FINE
@krueger.ink how are you liking the ESO expansion? I re-subscribed but haven’t yet dug in!
@brettkosinski what a haul!
@phrequencyviii Phoenix Wright 👌🏼😎