Happy Labor Day weekend! I refuse to admit that summer is ending.
💻 I’ve done therapy (the kind where you talk with a psychologist or social worker) several times in my life. It’s a great way to talk things out and get insight when life balls up on you and you’re struggling to see the way through. Carla Akil does a nice job explaining how therapy works. Read Understanding Therapy
💻 N. S. Palmer offers valuable perspective on how some moral dilemmas seem clear only because of which side of them you stand on. Read Facing Moral Dilemmas
💻 Seth Godin notes that as we’ve upped the volume on politics, we’ve lost the thread on governance. To our detriment. Read Politics vs. governance
📷 Here’s a camera you’ve probably never heard of: the May Fair. John Margetts wrote what is certainly the only review of it on the entire Internet. Read May Fair folding camera
📷 Mike Eckman has written the world’s most comprehensive guide to the Argus C-series (“brick”) cameras. It’s so long he had to break it into five parts. Read Argus C-Series Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V
Last updated on 5 March 2020 by Jim Grey
I particularly like the photo of the chair. Really like it.
It’s very interesting, isn’t it. Just something about it is compelling.
I agree about the chair photograph, I love minimal, simple photography like this.
I didn’t know how the Film Washi S would respond in blazing direct sunlight but I figured the chair’s shadow and the deck’s slats would be more prominent. Nope, but the glowing chair is interesting in its own right.
I like that the slats are near invisible, it makes the chair even more prominent.