27 Oct 2004
I just uploaded (as in, about 20 minutes ago) a new roll of film to the photography section, as an album entitled “The City, Zetland and friends“.
Some of the photographs are garbage, but one of the things an antique film SLR camera doesn’t give you is auto focus, so that’s more than part of it! The photographs of Tuffy, for example, were taken with absolutely no control or predictability of the movement of the subject. They’re necessarily poor, because I need to learn that kind of rapid control sometime, and now is as good as ever.
Favorites? Mine is either that of captured salt between windows of a train, or the Centerpoint silhouette (I love those clouds!).
27 Oct 2004
Following on from the previous post in which I panicked about such things, I’ve taken action with regards to the physical mailing address situation.
I’ve registered a post office box, and it’s requested that all written correspondence be directed to:
P.O. Box 536
KENSINGTON 1465
As yet, I don’t have anywhere to live certainly, but at least my mail won’t get lost. I’ve updated my domain contact details this afternoon, so that should be up-to-date — I have no idea how long these things take to propagate/change, so we’ll see. As of 1702 Eastern Standard Time, I’m still getting the old records on my whois lookups here. Tomorrow, time to see banks and other such organisations… I can’t wait </sarcasm>
26 Oct 2004
An interesting opinion from Nick…
You don’t need uni if you’ve got a cool car!
25 Oct 2004
Some of you may recall images I had of my favorite stuffed toy, Tux, a while back. Well, there’ve been a few iterations of my website since, but I’m still moderately entertained by the whole thing. With that in mind, the images, along with plot embedded in ALT descriptions, have been posted on my Photography page.
See what Tux got up to…
Disclaimer: No penguins were harmed in the making of this photo sequence
25 Oct 2004
Given the slightly derisive comments my shift to WordPress attracted, I find this shift mildly amusing to say the least! That said, go check it out at ucosty.net. The design is a little Kubrick-ish, which is being horrifically overused all over the Internet — not that it’s a bad design, but the lustre of originality is starting to wear somewhat.
Having said that, the design may be entirely original, merely drawing inspiration from Kubrickesque websites — It’s well implemented, of course, but my criticism in that regard stands.
Now, get some content up!