Category Archives: Photography
Running Out of Speed
I woke up at 5AM this to answer the call. It’s no time to get up and stay up a it is Saturday, and I will be working through lunch and dinner rushes, trying to get $200, but given the … Continue reading
A Fortnight Gone By
Last night I got a call from someone claiming to be fraud prevention and nearly gave away a code over the phone to authorize a new device. When done, I reset my password and thanked my wife for helping to … Continue reading
Optimism for a Fuller Life
I don’t feel as good this morning as I did yesterday, but I am pretty sure it is something to do with popcorn lathered in butter and covered with salt that I ate before bed last night. Again with the … Continue reading
Five
It has been five days since the operation. I woke up feeling a sensation best described as numbness on my throat. Nothing horrible, Just was not what you would call normal. The intubation soreness is much relieved. I still feel … Continue reading
Four Days Post-Op
Yesterday we spent some energy in the garden harvesting the corn. That went really well. We did the math based on four ears per dollar and figure we must have got $50 worth of corn out of ours! I think … Continue reading
Film Replication With the D850
I set the camera settings to replicate some old film stocks on the D850 over the last 36 hours. Well, I have two so far, and I am looking for a couple more. I don’t have everything set exactly right … Continue reading
Two Photo Settings
Silver Gelatin film type, best used for the old school monochromatic portraits of the 1940’s. Kodak 100T 5254, modeled after the stock Kubric used to film Barry Lyndon for 1975 release. The film was made using very large aperture lenses, … Continue reading
Day Three Post-Op
I woke up a couple of times during the night last night but went right back to sleep each time. When I woke up at 4:30, I needed a loo, and a drink. So, I am up now, at least … Continue reading
Two Days After Surgery
Today has been a little different than yesterday, for sure. In some ways, harder. I have felt the continued drop in calcium, I believe. I have been tingly through my arms and torso, and my head has not been all … Continue reading
September 8, 2026
Using the CPAP has been wonderful apart from a little trouble dealing with sleeping with the mask, or it fighting stubble on my face, or the hose. These are difficult things, because they do interfere with my sleep, but then … Continue reading