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I wrote this. Read it. If you dare.

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You ever hear a lot of good things about someone, but then when you meet them you’re like, “I dunno, this guy’s kind of a jerk?” I wrote a camera review about that over at partialsight.

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The next guy who called him “Casper” was taking a beak to the eye.

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Krupp (not to be confused with appliance maker Krups) made artillery for the Nazis, among other things. Though if we want to be strict about it, Leica made cameras for the Nazis, too. None of those cameras blew anyone up, but still -- it’s worth noting, in acknowledgment that nothing is simple or clean. Even Krups, which made scales before realizing what people would pay for a fancy coffeemaker in a post-war world, probably helped the Nazis weigh things. My father-in-law noticed that under the right illumination the Krupp logo looks like a skull.

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The slightly darker-haired, less faded head within the head.

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Cluck. Cluck.

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One of These Things is Not Like the Others. Click through for thoughts on value, function, form, mortality and photography.

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Oh! You better watch out…

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"OK Santa, let's see your duck face."

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Eyes front, soldier.

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stimulation reduction

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The three-legged thing tottered out from behind a tree. Aiko smiled and tried to look nonthreatening.

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Tony decided to suggest a no-screens rule at the table.

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We age, but he does not.

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Both Parisians were uninterested in the photographic potential of the moment.

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Dominance Display / Paris Photo 2005