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My Camera Wish List Became a Storage System for Wanting
Near Chinatown at night, I photographed a welder with the Fuji 90mm f2. Sparks came off the work while the surrounding light fell away from the sharp subject. The first-generation Fuji 56mm f1.2 gave me a similar result with a stray cat sitting inside a market stall, also at night. I can’t define “Fuji magic”…
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A Hobby Should Stay Unproductive
I brought the camera with me to Marble, then didn’t use it. The chair was comfortable, the light was bright but warm, the coffee was good, and I had Stillness Is the Key open in front of me. I got lost in the book instead of looking for a frame. No photos. No notes. No…
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What Bangkok Taught Me About Seeing
I wasn’t trying to take photos. I was walking through Chinatown at night with no particular direction, camera over my shoulder, not thinking about light or composition or anything useful. Then a cat sitting on a pile of books in a small bookshop looked up at me. I raised the camera and clicked once. That’s…
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Personal writing on AI, productivity, systems, and photography. Based in Bangkok.