267/365: Going where no tree has gone before.
266/365: Orange.
265/365: Checking some recent negatives.
I bought a cheap Kaiser magnifier and use the iPad as a light table.
264/365: Rear window, September.
263/365: One-year-anniversary brunch at Canoo.
262/365: Haut. Kot. Tür.
Just re-watched the excellent “Street Photography: Documenting the Human Condition”-documentary.
261/365: Hiding.
260/365: Oy! Look who’s here! It’s Juri and Renata, all the way from New Zealand! It was good to see you again!
Playing some Bolt Thrower in honour of the fantastic Martin Kearns who died this week.
259/365: We spent the evening at Bambi cinema to see Victoria. It’s a seemingly impossible movie that was filmed in a single 140-minute take. No cuts. Incredible. And very entertaining!
258/365: On Tuesday, we went for a little afternoon walk. And I thought this would make a nice photograph.
This time it’s a Fuji Neopan Acros 100 film. I love how this looks. Much less grain than a Tri-X or a HP5+ when developed with Rodinal. And I’m happy with this scan, too.
Now I only need to learn how to hold the camera straight.
Introducing Peace, my privacy-focused iOS 9 ad blocker – Marco.org
Marco Arment:
Today, I’m launching my own iOS 9 content blocker, called Peace, to bring peace, quiet, privacy, and — as a nice side benefit — ludicrous speed to iOS web browsing.
It’s using the Ghostery database to detect a website’s trackers and advertisers. I’ve been using Ghostery for quite some time now for Safari on my Mac and it’s something I don’t want to miss anymore. A lot of websites load considerably faster and I feel safer using it.
And with iOS 9, it’s now possible to do the same on iOS. Well, unless you have an ancient iPhone 5 like me, which is not supported. I bought Peace on my iPad Mini 2, only to find out later it’s not compatible with my iPhone. :-( First world problems, I guess. Anyhow, it’s working a treat on the iPad!
[Update]: Well, apparently no content blockers can run on an iPhone 5:
@jpwain: @marcoarment No support for iPhone 5? (Not sure if that’s content blockers as a whole or just Peace…)
@marcoarment: @jpwain All content blockers require 64-bit at the OS level, unfortunately.
Last weekend my copy of severinkoller’s “Vienna” was delivered. It’s beautiful! And it’s very likely responsible for going through another film-phase again. Some negatives from yesterday are still waiting to be scanned. I also ordered more film and some additional home-lab supplies.
This photo was appropriately captured on film. And it is inappropriately not in focus, because I still mess it up with the Trip’s guess-your-focus-distance mechanism.
Olympus Trip 35, Kodak Tri-X, developed in 1:50 Rodinal for 13 minutes, negative scan with Epson Perfection V200 Photo.
257/365: Going outside is way overrated…