Author: Egor

  • The End Game

    The End Game

    Every path needs a destination.

  • Beaufort Force 2

    Beaufort Force 2

    The turbulent impact of a gentle breeze.

  • Spelunking Lightroom

    Spelunking Lightroom

    When is an article not an article? When it’s a nerdicle, of course. And this nerdicle is particularly nerdy — being all about Lightroom cataloguing techniques, keywording and photo ranking. Yeah, I know… you’re bored already. What can I say? Knowledge is pain.

  • A Space for Hurdy-Gurdies

    A Space for Hurdy-Gurdies

    With the instinctually purposeful determination of a cicada, I go about satisfying my once-every-13-year mission: fisheye photography.

  • Pick (a) Pocket: The Minolta TC-1

    Pick (a) Pocket: The Minolta TC-1

    The Minolta TC-1 is 27% smaller than my iPhone 6S, more ergonomic, and loads the world’s finest collection of retro filters — film. If only it could get a dial tone.

  • POV

    POV

    7.4 billion people. 7.4 billion competing points of view. Sometimes it’s therapeutic to have a blog.

  • jaPANorama

    jaPANorama

    Who in their right mind would drag an old Widelux F7 panoramic film camera to Tokyo some 15+ years past the dawn of the 21st Century? Precisely.

  • Camera Season: The Leica SL

    Camera Season: The Leica SL

    The Leica SL is a big camera… with a big list of pro features… and a really really big native lens. To review it properly would require an equally big article. Which is exactly why this isn’t a proper review. Instead, this article looks only at one particular aspect of the Leica SL — its…

  • Extending Myers-Briggs

    Extending Myers-Briggs

    Thanks to yours truly, the oft-maligned corporate tool known as Myers-Briggs has a new extension that applies directly to photographers. Whether or not this is a good thing is totally up to you.

  • A Minor Delay

    A Minor Delay

    What does one do when one vows to publish at least one article per calendar-month, yet arrives back home — jet lagged and fully booked — on the final day of a month spent mostly in Tokyo? One writes a short article to explain why there’s no article that month — thus honoring (though somewhat…

  • Awesome!

    Awesome!

    The trials and tribulations of the awesomely awesome.

  • On Myth and Minitars

    On Myth and Minitars

    Recently, the mad scientists at Lomography surgically removed the Minitar lens from their cult-classic LC-A camera, tarted it up by grafting on a Leica M-mount bayonet, and sent it into the night to tempt us weak and sinful lens addicts. I’m only human. I succumbed. And here, for the benefit of other weaklings, is my…

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