I lived in my last condo for over 10 years. And since it faced east, I never got to see any sunsets while at home. Now that our new place faces south and west, I am amazed at how often there’s a beautiful sunset here… Read More
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Last run of the season
Shot on iPhone and a Fujifilm X-T3
Jean Blanc Sports
Shot on a Fujifilm X-T3 and iPhone
Spatial videos
If you have an iPhone 15 Pro (and iOS 17.2), you can go into Settings -> Camera -> Formats and turn on a setting called “spatial video.” It will then enable this (excerpt from Om Malik): Spatial video is a mixed-reality video format that allows… Read More
What’s real anymore?
Generative AI has made it a lot easier to make things up using software like Photoshop. This, of course, isn’t a new thing. But it has gotten significantly easier for people like me who aren’t experts in photo editing. Here are two examples that I… Read More
Paris in August 🇫🇷
We’re no longer in Paris. We’ve been back in Toronto for about 3 weeks now. But the pictures live on and I finally got around to processing all of the ones that I took on my Fujifilm X-T3 (23mm f/2).
Étretat 🇫🇷
Étretat, France. Shot on a Fujifilm X-T3 with a 23mm f/2 prime lens.
New Hampshire
Rye and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Shot on a Fujifilm X-T3 with a 23mm f/2 prime lens.
Junction House by Air Norm
If you work in the development industry in Toronto, then you know, or know of, Norm Li. He runs one of the top visual content studios in the city and the country. But he (and the company) also do a bunch of other things like… Read More
Streets of Venice
This entire city is centered around controlling water. Omnipresent front-door flood dam: Venice has great doorbell game. If it hasn’t already been done, I think someone should make a coffee table book of these: This city is also quite prolific when it comes to urban… Read More
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