You know the drill.
๐ป I love a good classic dystopian novel and have read many of them. I sometimes think about how they’re coming true. So does Eric Lawler, who compares modern times to Brave New World and Fahrenheit 451. Read Warnings from the past
๐ท Johnny Martyr has some terrific advice, some technical and some practical, for making great candids at wedding receptions. A real insider view from a pro wedding photographer. Read Wedding Receptions on Film: No Flash, No Automation
๐ป If you like Indiana’s National Road like I do, you’ll enjoy Richard Simpson‘s research on the 1940 alignment of US 40 between Dunreith and Knightstown. I’ve photographed the old alignment here. Simpson explains that it was built to eliminate a dangerous railroad crossing — and involved moving a river. Read US 40 at Knightstown
๐ท Peggy Anne raves about her plastic, not-made-by-Nikon Nikon FM10. Read Nikon FM10
๐ท So many camera reviews are written after a roll or two. Including mine. So I appreciate reviews written after someone has used a camera for a long time. Alan D. writes such a review of the Vivitar/Superheadz Ultra Wide and Slim and says the gear lives up to the hype. Read Filthy Beast – The Vivitar/Superheadz Wide and Slim Reappraised After 1,000 Shots