playing around with this one

you know

in the darkness i could just make out a shape on the drainage thing

from that earlier mentioned ride in the back of a stranger's pickup

we got so lost on this hike, ended up riding in the bed of a stranger's pickup truck as a thunderstorm passed through
interesting observation, metering the pinhole at f/64 _over_exposes, so i guess the aperture is a little wider than that, or the highlight metering just becomes inaccurate at apertures this tight. need to test.

national guard raising their hands so they're not caught with their hands on their guns, 2 of em were too slow though

also, new longest streak

now he looks Professional

maybe too busy of a shot

there are a lot of subtle things i tried out editing this one. might be on to something...

there's something funny about this, somehow

new v cheap lens! and it works (with a quirk) this time! the sigma af super wide II. 24mm is fun on aps-c.
the quirk is that the lens communicates its aperture as one stop higher than it's actually set to so you have to avoid dialing the aperture to "wide open" (2.8) if controlling it via the camera or then it glitches, and you're always one stop wider than you set to (need to keep it in mind and exposure comp -1 stop). guess this means that it only stops down to f/16 and not f/22 (unless set manually with the aperture ring), but That's Really Not An Issue To Me.

zoom in to see some fun distortion

shots from the car with the 200mm