"King Shit of Fuck City" is entering my daily vocabulary, thank you Mr. Onion.

They're here. Film photos from #NoKings on March 28th.

I have some film that should be arriving at the lab today, but it's times like these where I want to just get a home development kit and save so much time doing it all myself.

"But Max, what about scanning?"

Ah hell.

Thread End.

I have three rolls of film that I also need to get developed from today. That'll be like a week. I swear I spent more time talking photography with people than I did actually taking photos. Some of the friendliest and most passionate folk you'll ever meet here in the 419.

#NoKings Toledo, OH on Monroe St. by Franklin Park Mall

#NoKings Toledo, OH on Monroe St. by Franklin Park Mall

#NoKings Toledo, OH on Monroe St. by Franklin Park Mall (Also included was the single counter-protestor I could see. He was wearing a vest under his sweater)

#NoKings Toledo, OH on Monroe St. by Franklin Park Mall

#NoKings Toledo, OH at Promenade Park

#NoKings Toledo, OH at Promenade Park

#NoKings Toledo, OH at Promenade Park

#NoKings Toledo, OH at Promenade Park Photo Thread (Starts Here, continues to Monroe St. Protest)

The grain with the fog makes it kind of look like a static video screen and really dig it

Got my film rolls back from shots I've been taking over the last couple of months. First three are Ilford HP5 400, the fourth is 400TX. I like the grain, it feels super crunchy, like its a photo you can find in a horror game. New-to-me SR-T 101, definitely had a learning curve.

As a member of the Northern Ohio Delegation, we do NOT recognize Skyline Chili, Cincinnati ISN'T real, and they are NOT invited to my birthday dinner at TGI Fridays and then board games afterwards.

Imagine making what you think is the most significant breakthrough in computer graphics, and it manages to make everything look objectively worse. This is Nvidia's "New Coke".

I check local groups online, check local news, talk to organizers, and collect literature from people protesting at larger events (there's always a few people). As for organizing, i am not an organizer in any way, shape, or form, so I cannot help you there. I barely know what day it is most days.

Took the new tripod out to test, most of the shots are just testing to get the right level on uneven ground, but this one came out a lot better than I expected. It's nice out but not quite spring yet.

2/2

Turnout wasn't typical of a protest here in town, at least to the ones I've been to, but the 419 definitely has some of the most dedicated and passionate people around.

Save our Children Protest in #toledo Ohio, I didn't take as many photos this time around, but I did spend the time listening, chatting, and also enjoying the nice weather 1/2

Great, they created the Torment Nexus from the classic science fiction novel "Don't Create The Torment Nexus" and then they gave it anxiety.

The only thing I let rip was the burst mode on this camera

Why yes, I AM photographing a Beyblade event.

The worst thing I ever did for my productivity at work was download Balatro on my phone

Went to a local state park with a new (to me) M43 OM-D, there were people there but with no wind and the lake frozen over it was eerily quiet. Could hear people 50 yards out having a normal conversation. Ended up leaving after about 30 min and a short walk cause some rain was coming in.

It's both. Legacy media is being actively bought out and dismantled, and the WSJ has always been "No, it's the children who are wrong", but it's gotten worse over the years.

I haven't touched the game in at least a decade but now that I see it mentioned, it all comes flowing back to me.

Now I'm thinking of Fenix and Duke again, and now I'm sad. Mostly about Fenix.

If you ever wondered how bad Northwest Ohio is, the snake on the lake ain't got anything on the lead sponsor of this bill's district

His district is in green. It's all one district.

Ohio Republicans introduce multi-bill package to mandate cooperation with ICE The suite of four bills has been dubbed by some as the 'Cooperation Package.'

The gerrymandered GOP stranglehold over Ohio continues to push the state to the bottom, finding depths that were once unheard of.