by BradEmery
Our elevator here in the dorms looked a little bleak for some reason and I've been trying to figure out why. After discussing it with some friends we decided that it was too bare - not exactly somewhere you'd want to stay for any amount of time. But now that we knew the problem we also had a solution . . .
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| Comfy! |
Sixth floor was generous enough to donate a chair and now the elevator is warm and welcoming, someplace you'd be happy to curl up a read a good book. So if you find your elevator lacking maybe it's time to add some appropriate furniture!
by BradEmery
Now that school is over for the semester I've had some time to play around with my photography. I found some really cool retro effects that I liked online and discovered that using a toy camera or a plastic lens can produce some amazingly unpredictable and beautiful photographs that have that soft retro look.
These effects are due to the cheap materials and construction used in making these cameras. This means that each camera will produce unique and often unpredictable photos (which in this case is a good thing).
Consequently, I've added a plastic lens and a couple of toy cameras to my photography wish list:
- Holga makes both a toy film camera and a plastic lens for my Nikon D-SLR.
by BradEmery
Why do homework when I can do this?
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