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Posts by Andy Roddick

Hey Peter - how do you like the Reflx labs stuff? I was thinking of ordering a bunch of their remjet free vision3 film…

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“It’s a couple of things that work beautifully in concert. First: no music. Audiences are so sophisticated, but what they’re not accustomed to is not being told how to feel,” Wyle says. “You take all that out and it forces a level of engagement where you’re now looking for clues within the frame of the screen, which forces you to look up from your phone. And I think that is extremely engaging, especially to young viewers who aren’t accustomed to being asked to participate in a nonpassive way in the viewing experience.

“It’s a couple of things that work beautifully in concert. First: no music. Audiences are so sophisticated, but what they’re not accustomed to is not being told how to feel,” Wyle says. “You take all that out and it forces a level of engagement where you’re now looking for clues within the frame of the screen, which forces you to look up from your phone. And I think that is extremely engaging, especially to young viewers who aren’t accustomed to being asked to participate in a nonpassive way in the viewing experience.

“Second point, shooting it with almost exclusively 50-millimeter or 65-millimeter lenses, which is the most comparable to the human eye—and only shooting from the point of view of a human being that’s present in this space. There are no cameras on gurney wheels going in the hallway. There’s no cameras on the ceiling looking down from a God point of view. You are limited to the perspective of a participant. You can look away, but you can’t leave, and it becomes an endurance test for you to stay on your feet as long as we’re on our feet. Which [brings me to my] third point: real time. Real time has an aggregate sense of tension that you don’t get in any other form of storytelling. What happened before is happening now, and these two things are going to add up to the next thing. And if we throw more ingredients into this cooker and keep ratcheting it up, it’s going to pop.”

“Second point, shooting it with almost exclusively 50-millimeter or 65-millimeter lenses, which is the most comparable to the human eye—and only shooting from the point of view of a human being that’s present in this space. There are no cameras on gurney wheels going in the hallway. There’s no cameras on the ceiling looking down from a God point of view. You are limited to the perspective of a participant. You can look away, but you can’t leave, and it becomes an endurance test for you to stay on your feet as long as we’re on our feet. Which [brings me to my] third point: real time. Real time has an aggregate sense of tension that you don’t get in any other form of storytelling. What happened before is happening now, and these two things are going to add up to the next thing. And if we throw more ingredients into this cooker and keep ratcheting it up, it’s going to pop.”

Wyle makes eye contact for his next point, delivering it with a Robby-esque matter-of-factness. “Fourth point: The election went the other way,” he says with a shrug. “We could have been a really good show with a lot of nice things to say in a perfectly normal Kamala Harris universe. And instead we became almost a beacon of hope and humanity in an alternative universe. But in the midst of that, fifth point—this is essentially competence porn. You’re watching really smart, dedicated people do what only they know how to do at a level that you don’t know how to do it, and you’re so fucking glad that they’re there doing it, and compartmentalizing their own stuff to put your broken pieces back together. You’re so reassured by knowing that there are people out there that laugh and joke and have the ability to lock in like that.”

Wyle makes eye contact for his next point, delivering it with a Robby-esque matter-of-factness. “Fourth point: The election went the other way,” he says with a shrug. “We could have been a really good show with a lot of nice things to say in a perfectly normal Kamala Harris universe. And instead we became almost a beacon of hope and humanity in an alternative universe. But in the midst of that, fifth point—this is essentially competence porn. You’re watching really smart, dedicated people do what only they know how to do at a level that you don’t know how to do it, and you’re so fucking glad that they’re there doing it, and compartmentalizing their own stuff to put your broken pieces back together. You’re so reassured by knowing that there are people out there that laugh and joke and have the ability to lock in like that.”

this is fucking unreal stuff from Noah Wyle on the magic of The Pitt. www.gq.com/story/noah-w...

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If you lug a giant camera, may as well offer to snap a portrait. Pentax 67, Kodak Gold #believeinfilm

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Staring down a greasy cormorant with the Pentax 67. #believeinfilm

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Lyrics Born - Callin' Out (Live on KEXP)
Lyrics Born - Callin' Out (Live on KEXP) YouTube video by KEXP

Yes please youtu.be/1_Hydh6rE-s?...

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Great community here…

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Bloody hell.

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Teen dies after fall through roof of abandoned Hamilton building, police say | CBC News Hamilton police say a 19-year-old died after he fell through the roof of an abandoned factory.

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The site of a horrific accident for our university community and the city of Hamilton last week (see below). Minolta xd11, Kodak gold. #believeinfilm

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Thousands of Vancouver perverts delight in taking pictures of tree genitalia VANCOUVER - Thousands of perverts, creeps, and peeping toms have taken countless photos from different angles of tree genitalia and shared them on social media.

Thousands of Vancouver perverts delight in taking pictures of tree genitalia

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Confederation park, Hamilton. Minolta xd11 Kodak Gold. #believeinfilm

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The story of ed tech is a repeated loop of massive hype and massive disappointment

See MOOCs, and now AI

Evidence can interrupt this unproductive cycle

The Stanford SCALE Initiative, led by rock star Prof Susanna Loeb, brings evidence to the conversation scale.stanford.edu/sites/defaul...

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THE STRAIT STORY (1999, dir. David Lynch)

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Harold and Kumar Traverse the Strait of Hormuz

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Chuffed that my sous vide driven home colour development is mostly working. Here is a snap (with the Pentax 67) of Oliver on the Hamilton waterfront last evening. #believeinfilm

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Lol yeah. Maybe the cheaper response is…how do you like the Ricoh and the Ilford cameras?

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I don't need it, but I still want a Minolta CLE.

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LNG Canada exceeds estimated 2024 global record for burned gas | The Narwhal LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., burned more gas in 2025 than any other liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on record in 2024

This is a shocking story. Congrats to @thenarwhal.ca on exposing this.

LNG Canada in Kitimat – 🇨🇦's first major LNG facility – is now one of the highest sources of GLOBAL emissions for flaring, undermining claims that we produce the cleanest natural gas in the world: thenarwhal.ca/lng-canada-b...

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Friday Favourites #fp4party April It's all about FP4+ this week and the fantastic community on Bluesky who have ran #fp4party with a phenominal response!

No idea why this hasn't worked on the 1st post.

It's all about FP4+ this week & the fantastic community on Bluesky #fp4party. (Thanks to @paulasmith.co.uk)
These are our 5 favourites who will all receive some goodies

www.ilfordphoto.com/friday-favou...

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Absolutely. And for me anyways, all these photos hanging in the park have been such a great testimony to our community in that time.

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Thank you Debra!

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During COViD a photographer took community snaps and hung them in the park. My kid & dearly departed pup were caught. Every day we’d wave as we passed through. Big renos happening so photo is coming down. Here is the photographer and the kid with a last pose. Mamiya 6 #fp4party #believeinfilm

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Killing it with your dyptichs!

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Into the woods. Mamiya 6 #fp4party

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More than 200 cultural figures sign statement criticising international response to destruction of Iran’s heritage A joint letter, published by the Society for Iranian Archaeology, condemns the “irreversible damage” to cultural sites caused by US-Israeli missile strikes

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Today, the Liberals rejected our NDP motion to ban surveillance pricing - a dystopian practice that will drive up costs for Canadians if we allow it to take root.

The NDP is the only party fighting to protect you from getting ripped off at the checkout.

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Ford continues to be all about booze while destroying education. Really is remarkable.

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AI is profoundly unpopular. A recent NBC News poll found that among 18-34 year-olds, AI's net favorability rating is -44. *Negative 44*. Those are basically serial killer numbers. It's not much better among women 18-49. (Men over 50 and upper class are the only ones who like AI, and just barely.)

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Yes I’m mostly happy with it. Quality is ok - good and it is quick and cost effective. I just wish it could print a tiny bit bigger. (I check every year or so to see if anything else has appeared on the market)

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Terrific! You using the SELPHY for these prints?

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