up in qualms

once again i realise that i need more spare time, simple! it’s not that i don’t love shooting stuff for people, getting my name out and all that jazz but I’m definitely in no rush to try and get a real job with photo-making. So i figure that i must take it slow, continue shooting the way i have been with the goal of, hopefully one day down the road, having the skills to consistently produce images of a professional standard. At which point i’ll be smiling much more than i am now because getting shit all for my clay doesn’t make me smile. but unfortunately for most parties conisdered i can no longer rant as i must be off to a certain infamous nightclub to take photos of it’s certainly fiendish patrons.


I find posting general photos of nothing with no major glory very relaxing! and it’s only until the last few months that I’ve realised that i don’t think of it as a ‘hey yeah I’ve achieved something by uploading 19440000 pixels worth of light that fell onto my cmos and captured something we see everyday’ but ‘yeah maybe someone will smile’ and ‘sick! now i can delete the originals, restoring 64.8mb worth of memory back to my harddrive, which in-turn will allow for potentially better photos.’ so in a bid to bolster a smile onto tonight’s dial here are some more general photos

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shots from the last few days (apart from the stick and silhouette)

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passion of the crisis

mullet, many i thought literally signing off from the chaos epoch was going to bring a resounding level of calm to my non-literal (what occurs

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phones as cameras

I’m here with a specific purpose in mind: to log the adjustment in my perceptions of using phones for taking photos – don’t get me

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turns out chaos is key

chaos forever, bring on the bedlam and lather me in insanity, its all fine as the only really confirmation i have for these/those experiences is

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the espresso paradox considers the point where the espresso’s speed benefits result in a longer completion time than if one had not spent time acquiring and consuming the espresso in the first place.  this point is mostly controlled by one’s desire to consume the espresso, not the resulting time gains.  

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