I was perusing Arun’s site again and came across this really nice design deep-dive into the world’s most beautifully-designed camera ever. Truly, the rounded Jony Ive Leica edges are exquisite.

This is 100% a teaser trailer. I’m not sure there’s anything of substance to see, other than some beautiful graphics. For a half-second there, I thought the character was Rey, but the blue lightsaber quickly dashed those hopes.

I am eyeing one of these right now. Not necessarily for the portability — though this is a nice side feature — but rather for the way the display can be moved into a portrait orientation. I’m really interested in a portrait option for website reading, PDF reading, and Word document writing. This 16-inch display would fit wonderfully beside a Studio Display.

This is a pretty simple Fresh Link overall, but sometimes a particular desk setup just catches your eye. The fourth photo in this set stood out — I love the idea of a portrait iPad just for writing.

Somehow, in my photography journey, I’ve gone from the diminutive micro 4/3 sensor, to full-frame, to APS-C, back to full-frame, and now I’m researching medium format. How did that happen?

Of course, there are some great gifts in here for just the right person. But if anything, visit the site for Alex’s continued photography mastery. This guy is just so good behind a camera.

I went down to the mail last week and found a box with this beautiful kids Bible inside. It’s such a beautiful book, with images and fun diagrams for kids to enjoy. It’s the full-on ESV translation, so kids may not grasp every word immediately, but it’s great for family stories on the couch. (Crossway/Amazon)

I call out Hector Simpson’s Aqueux wallpapers every year. They have long been my favourite, and this year’s Tahoe wallpapers may well be the best. Only $4!

I’ve found a number of great templates so far, with this being another. I like the simplicity of this one. It’d be great if you could try before you buy, though.