This was originally published sometime in June of 2017 on my old site before I decided to use WordPress exclusively – what follows is completely unedited from the original. I’ll have to give a more in depth review of the car soon. But for now, enjoy!
If you’re shooting landscapes, macros, portraits, or anything else where depth of field matters, do you check what the resulting depth of field will look like? If not, you’re missing out big time. Hit the jump to learn of a better way.
While I don’t post camera news, I really should. I could be like an aggregator of sorts, like how The Grid over at Road and Track gives you a roundup of the day’s most important stories in the automotive world. Anyways, back to the topic on hand. I’m asking you, […]
Quite a lot of you like my macro work, so I thought I’d write about how I make my images.
I originally shot the footage for this video a while ago using my iPhone 6S for the front footage and my GoPro Hero Session; while not the most ideal setup, the resulting footage is more than serviceable. I just need to get a polarizer for my iPhone and an ND […]
It’s funny; nothing my family owns technology wise could be considered “new” by any stretch of the word.
The article that follows is one that I originally wrote back in high school. I’ve decided against editing it and I’ll leave it here as is; it does deserve a sequel though, so I’ll get around to that sometime. For now, though, enjoy!
The E46 325i, I would argue, is the absolute best first car for the budding petrolhead. Now, you’re probably wondering why – let me explain:
As the owner of not one, but two BMWs, it annoys me to no end to hear the same sob stories from my fellow students and coworkers: “German cars are expensive to buy.” “Aren’t parts super expensive?” “Don’t they break all the time?” “Japanese cars are more reliable.” “The labor […]
