by definition, not static
status: archives being slowly restored, comics being relocated, new artwork and writing in the queue
I am mad about cellphone cameras hiding the processing they do to my photos, and I am glad about software I found that lets me control it and opt in and out.
What format do you recommend I save photographs in? Like raw or jpeg? I don’t know the difference.
So I’ve been taking photos of bugs, now that I can trust my phone to not chew up any macro or zoom photography I take, and sharing them onto iNaturalist. it scratches my look I took a photo itch, it scratches my talking about cool things itch, it often tells me what bug I took…
i have been having a lot of fun making some intentionally messy photos with clip-on macro lenses on my cellphone camera, and trying more and more to get the blown out, bokeh’d background to be a more intentional element. this one feels like it’s showing me some potential!
Loved this hike and felt immensely inspired the whole time and yet still wrestled with all the green in the photos. I never understood how people could say green was hard to deal with until I tried to post process digital photos.
Can’t resist a backlit forest! I love this especially because it feels like a Paul Saari or George Outhwaite painting.
My friend bought the absolute cutest bike and has kindly invited me to photograph it whenever. And I loved the warm light here especially.
playing with long exposures and wrangling values after to make things feel more nostalgic.
fucking around with extreme colour grading in lightroom and having a very nice time!
