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Photos taken not long before sunset.
The light and easy conditions continued as we sailed past the Isles of Disappointment, aptly named for their lack of anchorages. As the atolls draw nearer, the boats that chose this weather window from the various Marqusan islands are...
I call this one: The tin wall reflecting light from the stage while one of my favorite bands from the 1990s plays, having magically appeared in my neighborhood movie theater. Also, it’s probably not tin. It’s probably Lincrusta.
Hawaii Just Found a Way To Keep Corporations out of Politics Since Moore’s paper appeared, CAP has seen bills like Hawaii’s introduced in 14 states, while Montanans—who have a heroic history of forbidding corporate campaign spending for...
So a good 14 years after everyone else, I decided to start using letterboxd to track movies I watch.
A Person Among Texture – Havana, Cuba/h3 I was shooting architecture, as I had countless times in Old Havana, as you’ve seen. I found a particularly nicely textured building in the foreground and equally lovely texture around the corner,...
Jon Keegan, of Robinhood’s Sherwood News: A Sherwood News analysis shows that the breaks afforded to Meta on just the sales tax of GPUs would come out to more than $3.3 billion — enough to build 33 new high schools, pay the salaries of...
No, there is another. The 48 photos of 1,000 Buddha statues at Sanjūsangendō that Hiroshi Sugimoto photographed in 1995 used to be Time Exposed (Buddha Series), and then Sea of Buddha. But those similar-but-not-indentical, life-sized...
Justin Ling, the Star: Yet Bill C-22 doesn’t mandate backdoors nor force companies to introduce any. It explicitly states the government cannot compel companies to introduce “systemic vulnerability” into their services. And it doesn’t...