It's been a while since I posted here. Finally had the opportunity to get into medium format film, and picked up an old Fuji folding rangefinder camera. This is on Velvia 100.

It's an awesome gem to drive. I've spent some serious money modifying cars to equal the driving dynamics of a nearly bone stock SW20. It's also worth the backwards glance when I walk away from it.

It's been a long time since I've checked into this thread :smiley: This is a picture of one of my toys, taken while I was driving it back home:

Looking forward to the next chapter of how Jot turned into a transconductance amp for ribbon drivers (or maybe I spoke too soon?).

Blade Runner: Final Cut: 10/10 This is actually the first time I've ever watched this movie in full. While it's dated in feeling, it pulls it off anyway. The strong dystopian vibe works incredibly well. This is a movie that defies expectation while raising important philosophical questions, as...

Wow, thanks for bringing this movie to my attention. What a film.

Baby Driver: 9/10 Nearly perfect rendition of a modern-day Romeo and Juliet. I'm still jiving to the rhythm of the movie score and syncopation of the sounds in the movie. At times, it seems a bit spastic. Yet, it manages to combine all of those quirks into a compelling movie. It's almost as...

A Silent Voice: 10/10 Synopsis: A film about the effects of bullying and Japanese societal conformity. I picked up the manga before deciding to see this movie in theaters -- I was on the fence before I started reading the manga; after starting the manga I felt compelled to see how well the...

Hah, my mastery of the English language has certainly grown weaker... In a nutshell, what I'm getting at is that this is not a movie you see to provoke deep, soul-searching thought. Thoughts that could possibly lead to late-night typed rants on a forum. Which, if you have a typical 8-5 M-F type...

The Big Sick: 9/10 I generally don't really do rom-coms, but I figured I should choose a more positive movie going experience than my typical go-tos. It's got a lot of good giggles, with a good bit of drama in there to spice it up. It's an up and down movie, ending on an up. The story is good...

Gah, I'm really bad at sightseeing around here. I've heard of a lot of interesting places I want to visit eventually, but haven't gotten around to it.   The first thing that springs to mind of places that I wish to visit again is the Cornell Museum of Glass. It's barely in the area (really...

  Welcome to Rochester, NY! (Or at least the area.)

Your Name (Kimi no Na wa) 10/10   If you ever had that dream that says with you after waking, and wish to immerse yourself even longer; perhaps this movie could satisfy. The beauty of dream is that it is fleeting; the real world is always a breath away.   This movie captures that wonder, the...

Paprika: 10/10   It's a living organism of a movie. Twists and turns, and visuals to match. Definitely not for everyone, but those who like movies like "Inception" will like this movie.

  That's an awfully narrow point of view. It's like you're saying the computers design the car, not people. What do you think all those engineers are for? People are still very much involved in the design, but the medium in which a car is designed is much different. As much as you'd like to...