watching the fog silently drift through the trees has always been a magical experience. i would love to move up to the pnw some day.
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honestly i love the fogged up version. i occasionally like to shoot with a black mist filter and less saturation though, so maybe im more biased towards bloom-heavy shots
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Tech@programming.dev•Fairphone’s latest repairable phone is going on sale in the USEnglish
3·9 days agofrom the fairphone 6+ specifications page under “operating system”:
Six major Android updates promised, until 2032
looks promising to me!
kai_nyaccoon@pawb.socialOPtoPhotography@lemmy.world•sunrise from mount san antonioEnglish
1·12 days agothank you!
kai_nyaccoon@pawb.socialOPtoPhotography@lemmy.world•sunrise from mount san antonioEnglish
6·12 days agoalso, another bonus just for fun because i like how creepy it turned out. taken with my phone at the second ski lift along devil’s backbone trail at 3:16 in the morning
also reuploaded to jpeg because wow pictrs avif recompression mangled the hell out of the details

kai_nyaccoon@pawb.socialtoPhotography@lemmy.world•Woodpecker showing off its prizeEnglish
2·13 days agogreat iq in this shot. what do you use?
kai_nyaccoon@pawb.socialtoPhotography@lemmy.world•A picture of the solar eclipse from FranceEnglish
22·16 days agohey buddy, i think you might be looking in the wrong direction
great photo, love the contrast and framing. thanks for sharing!
kai_nyaccoon@pawb.socialtoPhotography@lemmy.world•Big Dipper by a hill in Badlands, SDEnglish
1·18 days agolovely photo! just wish that compression artifacts didn’t mangle the darker details so much
oddly enough i actually quite like the overexposed one. gives it a more creepy feel, with everything else still being pitch black.
oh man, i feel this spiritually. recently went on what started out as a hike with promising weather, only for it to turn sour in the last hour towards the peak. ah well, at least it’s exercise. and there’s always next time

the blood moon is rising…
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Ebook Readers and Book Machines@lemmy.zip•Xteink X4 - miniature e-reader, 2025English
2·25 days ago+1 for crosspoint reader! i personally use crossink (crosspoint fork), but the point is that you can tinker around with the firmware no problem, and was in fact one of the main reasons why i decided to buy this. i’m not a frequent reader, but the x4 has really allowed me to fit in short bits of reading here and there where a full-sized e-reader would be cumbersome. not to sound like a shill, but i’m quite happy with it
awesome photos. i can’t decide if #17 or #24 is my favorite, love the landscape shots
according to wikipedia, it’s apparently a combo of two previous lines, coast daylight, and starlight. but to your point, i suppose the name is still technically correct
thanks for the quick review. i shoot with an om-5 and use the dials for all of my aperture adjustments anyway, so it sounds like that would be a non-issue. i don’t have a dji drone though… hopefully the bug is addressed on newer units if i ever pull the trigger on getting one.
nice set of walkabout photos! the williamsburg bridge one is especially lovely. also like the variety of architecture texture captured up close, even if those buildings all “look like a box” at a distance. thanks for sharing!
hey, i was there earlier this year! they’ve got a neat photography section on the top floor near the rare book room. cool place, really embodies the vibes of portland as a whole even if it’s half full of poser tourists such as myself
seattle to ohio is quite the trip. i’ve only ever taken the empire builder from minneapolis to seattle once in my life as a kid and it’s for sure completely uneventful for a majority of it. still, wouldn’t mind doing it again at least once to relive the nostalgia…
maybe one day we’ll get good trains in the states. one can dream.




one of the subtle pain points of federated social media… every instance seems to have a different image hosting configuration. i originally tried to use my blahaj account to post here but it kept eating my uploads :(
great shot though! cool to see all the little details in the full size image. that bridge is one of the most scenic city bridges i’ve ever crossed by car, especially at night!