On post #13
On post #13
Tokyo after the last train is a completely different city. I'd happily spend a month on it.
On post #73
I'm still curious to see it, the way you're curious about a car crash.
On post #61
Sissy Spacek in that last act, covered in blood, and barely moving. It's terrifying.
On post #58
This is the bit that's so hard to teach: you just have to be there, paying attention.
On post #74
Shooting film has become an unexpected selling point. I can show the negative, which feels like an odd sort of luxury.
On post #71
Is it worth trying for meteors from a city balcony, or am I kidding myself?
On post #2
What's your hydration for an everyday loaf?
On post #12
Does it work in stainless or do you really need a big nonstick pan?
On post #11
Rent a car if you can. Being able to drive toward a gap in the clouds matters more than the exact week.
On post #5
Pretty buildings on a six-lane road remain pretty buildings on a six-lane road.
On post #85
I saw a 70mm print once, and it completely changed my idea of what "sharp" means.
On post #57
Having walked that street: anything is an improvement. It's been a miserable place for a long time.
On post #78
Cheap Japanese vegetable peeler. Those Y-peelers are about three dollars and better than anything expensive.
On post #15
Hiroshima's trams are charming, and they run all the time. Frequency is the entire secret.
On post #80
As a hobby for a few rolls a year, I think so. As a replacement for digital, you'd have to really love it.
On post #72
Join a local club and try other people's gear before spending money. Most of them are thrilled to show it off.
On post #9
Akihabara, a few years back. Whole buildings. Took me several floors to understand what was going on.
On post #67
Going on the list. Very long list, but it's on there.
On post #24
Tourist office, if one's open, then just walk toward the hills. It's hard to go too badly wrong.
On post #81
We don't talk about the first batch.
On post #17
Not me, but I had a friend who did. His stories always ended with film all over the floor.
On post #62
It looks like a giant bird trying to escape the highway, which I respect.
On post #84
Tomato paste, cooked until it darkens, before anything wet goes in.
On post #19
With miso, absolutely. Corn too if it's in the house.