Two Cameras: Two Uses

<p>James Tocchio on his view <a href="https://casualphotophile.com/2022/01/06/yes-the-camera-matters/">that the camera matters</a>:</p><blockquote>I’ve been missing that. All of that. And it’s really hit me this week

It Depends On When You Write The Book

<p>There have been a few points in my life that have felt like it was ending. The specifics of these no longer matter to me, a long time ago fading into insignificance. Yet at the time, they felt like major issues that appeared insurmountable.</p>

Goodbye For A Bit

<p>Colin Devroe on <a href="http://cdevroe.com/2022/01/05/bye-social-media/">Quitting Social Media</a>:</p><blockquote>Not that I can’t focus. I can sit down and get into flow on a programming project more

Subscription Creep

<p>After some <a href="https://maique.eu/2022/01/03/subscriptions.html">inspiration from Maique</a> I thought I would take stock of things going out of my account. I am a sucker for trying out new apps and services, often

A Path For 2022

<p>Taking inspiration from a <a href="https://www.kvn.li/plan2022/">few other bloggers</a> posts that I have read, I thought I would post my intentions for the upcoming year. That way everything is out in the open and there

On This Day

<p>A friend Of mine, <a href="https://gabz.blog">Gabz</a> has been going backwards and forwards on where to host his blog. He tried Ghost for a bit, but went back to micro.blog mainly because of a feature he

Glass Feelings

<p>I am not the type of person to be influenced by other people's thoughts, but they often prompt thoughts of my own. Lots of <a href="https://birchtree.me/blog/photography-needs-to-be-fun/">talk about Glass</a> from people I follow

What Is A Smartphone For?

<p>Some would say we have an unhealthy relationship with our phones. That for many it is a digital attachment to our hands, ever present in a world that increasingly encourages it. Others would argue it’s a revolution, allowing us to be more connected to each other

My Homescreen To End 2021

<p>Due to my fixed nature and habits I don’t change my home screen very much. It stays pretty static, containing one page of icons and some widgets in slide over and that’s it. Not <a href="https://gregmorris.co.uk/blog/i-dont-use-my-phone-much/"

I Didn’t Do Any Of This For Me

<p>In early 2020 I was dismissive. Stuck with the majority of the country that scoffed at the thought that some flu couldn’t be anything more than media hype. It had happened before, and although we’d had a few scares with other viruses, it was easy