My take on the New York Times stock market section, age 5. I called this the “Ups and Downs.”
My take on the New York Times stock market section, age 5. I called this the “Ups and Downs.”
Happy 90210 Day (9/02/10)!
(via stfuconservatives, stfuteabaggers)
It’s official!
I really wanted to love my new Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 with pancake lens. People that own it, love it. And honestly, the camera did live up to expectations. It produces DSLR quality in a smaller form factor. It’s small enough to fit in cargo shorts pockets, the lens that it came with makes any subject look great. It lets an amateur take great pictures. Look how great my wife looks!

The GF1 lived up the expectations; this picture is technically better than anything I can do with the iPhone (though with iPhone 4 that’s almost not true), but that’s not the point.
I was confident after I got the iPhone 4 that I would never need another unifunctional camera again, but had last minute doubts about not having a “real camera” on my Maui Honeymoon. But the unifuncitonal camera has been burdensome and I will be returning it when I get home.
The iPhone camera has an unfair advantage over the GF1: it does everything else too. Here’s why the iPhone (or perhaps any smartphone-camera) is the only camera I’ll ever need.
I always wanted to be good at taking pictures, but as I get older I’m finding it necessary to zoom in a little bit and focus on the few things I want to be great at. Maybe I’ll adopt photography later in life and get a killer camera and learn how to use it. For now: iPhone!
Last Day of Honeymoon…
The new official spokesperson for Hana Banana Bread
Not sure we’re ever coming back