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necopinus@necopinus
7/23/2023

Right now I use Photomator on the iPad to post-process my photos. However, I *may* switch from the iPad to a Chromebook soon. Does anyone here use a Chromebook when editing their photos? What app(s) do you use? Is Lightroom the only serious option, or is there an Android or web app that’s as good as Photomator?

necopinus@necopinus
7/23/2023

“Two Moons” My first experiment in digitally combining two images. I think it came out *relatively* well…

necopinus@necopinus
7/22/2023

[ BONUS ] After the storm, after the sunset.

necopinus@necopinus
7/22/2023

Storm clouds over Denver at dusk.

necopinus@necopinus
7/21/2023

2600 Magazine is now available as an ePub (or PDF) subscription! https://www.2600.com/content/pdf-or-epub

necopinus@necopinus
7/21/2023

A thunder storm rolls into Denver.

necopinus@necopinus
7/20/2023

An urban honey bee harvests lavender nectar.

In reply to @dwr
necopinus@necopinus
7/19/2023

After much thought, I’d say “Seven Samurai”. But my top 10 list is probably more revealing: The Big Lebowski D&D: Honor Among Thieves Galaxy Quest Hellboy II: The Golden Army Hitchhikers’ Guide to the Galaxy Love Actually Ocean’s Eleven (2001 version) Princess Mononoke Seven Samurai Tokyo Godfathers

necopinus@necopinus
7/19/2023

A very attractive apartment complex. It has a bit of a “Mediterranean” vibe to it, I think.

necopinus@necopinus
7/18/2023

An interplay of light and shadow on an afghan.

necopinus@necopinus
7/17/2023

An archer takes aim at a target during a game of Frostgrave. https://ospreypublishing.com/us/frostgrave-second-edition-9781472834683/

necopinus@necopinus
7/16/2023

Light and shadow cast by a water-filled mason jar on a wooden table.

In reply to @vgr
necopinus@necopinus
7/15/2023

Non-local hidden (social) variables.

necopinus@necopinus
7/15/2023

Portrait of a grasshopper.

necopinus@necopinus
7/14/2023

The center of a sunflower.

necopinus@necopinus
7/13/2023

Been thinking about my preferences/values for software since reading this @vgr thread: https://warpcast.com/vgr/0x7ad040 I think for me it’s something like: Utility (do I want to do the thing?) > Data portability/longevity > Security > Usability/Ecosystem > Cost (to a point) > Open Source > Privacy YMMV of course.

necopinus@necopinus
7/13/2023

A backlit tree.

In reply to @dwr
necopinus@necopinus
7/12/2023

Photography and/or visual art in general, in an old-school Instagram kinda way (so, no text-only posts unless they’re replies).

necopinus@necopinus
7/12/2023

Detail of a maple leaf.

necopinus@necopinus
7/11/2023

Potpourri.

In reply to @nonlinear
necopinus@necopinus
7/11/2023

No lies detected.

In reply to @vgr
necopinus@necopinus
7/10/2023

I wonder if protocol people all have an origin story where one of these values failed in a big/important way. E.g., I got obsessed with data portability after I lost years of writing & art due to a bad backup. But for most people existing centralized gardens work just well enough that they never get seriously burned.