Winner: Someone who makes a positive impact on this world.
Loser: Someone who makes no positive impact on this world.
Simple in my eyes.
Winner: Someone who makes a positive impact on this world.
Loser: Someone who makes no positive impact on this world.
Simple in my eyes.
I suspect lack of usefulness is what drives some to a life of crime, addiction and despair. People on a mission realize the world needs them.
This is our destiny. If we aren’t contributing to the movement and progression of society, then we have no purpose.
Pretty fun and unique. I just gtta watch out for my limbs making an appearance.





















There’s a small group here. I rarely see street photographers in Santa Monica or Venice. Whenever I go to DTLA, I’ll usually see a few but nothing like New York. I suspect that it’s because people don’t move here to specifically shoot street photography like they do in NYC. Good for me though as it’s easier to make unique work.
Is too much good weather a bad thing? Nope. I will admit living here is a bit like groundhog day but I’d rather harness my inner Bill than looking up into endless cold white space.
It’s fine at first, but once January and February rear it’s ugly head it’s too cold, depressing and gloomy. Give me 70 and sunny all year any day.
Driving in Los Angeles with the winter sunrise appearing from the horizon is the best feeling. I know it’s going to be another sunny 70 degree day. Worth all the issues here to experience another endless summer day.
I’ve finally rid myself of all the unnecessary camera gear I’ve accumulated over the last four years. This morning I mailed the rest of the gear to MPB in exchange for a lens. I now own only two camera bodies and one lens (with one on the way from MPB). My gear is now so simple and fun to use.
Ricoh GRIII. Best street camera ever and by far. Yep, by far. At least for how I like to shoot. Nothing comes close. Small and discrete and takes great photos. JPEGs are amazing. If Olympus or Panasonic releases a small rangefinder style camera without an EVF and fast readout speed it could be in the conversation with the GR.
Olympus EM5 Mark III. This is such a beast of a camera. I got it mainly for my hiking trips as it’s got great weather sealing and very tiny. But today I took it out for street photography using a 9mm pancake fisheye lens and it performed. Still pocketable and also great JPEGs. Now I’m just waiting on my do it all 12-100mm Olympus zoom lens I got for a big upcoming Utah trip.
So that’s it. No more Leica, Fuji, Canon, Sony and a bunch of lenses. Keeping it as small and minimal as possible.