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?
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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.
This is one lengthy gift guide, but there are some great last minute items in here.
Apple has Mail, Calendar, Notes, and more. Google has Gmail, Calendar, Keep, and more. Notion has, well, Notion, Calendar, Mail, and more. And 37signals has Basecamp, HEY, HEY Calendar, and now Fizzy. Another one of those quirky, fun, and opinionated apps from the original Basecamp team.
Been awhile since I sent out a Fresh Link. But here goes. This may be the office of my dreams. Might just need a few personal items on that top shelf for the final touch.
My friend Josiah quickly pointed out the consistent typeface used in the New York City subway system during a recent trip (Helvetica, by the way). This Airport typeface is right up there. Consistent, legible from all distances. I’m not that into typefaces, but even I can see this work from Revolver Type is excellent.
I can’t pick at this point which design is better: this glossy black Leica M11 with matching Nocticron lens, or the Leica M10-P Ghost Edition for Hodinkee. I think you get away with less street conversations about the glossy black version. But isn’t that half the fun? I had more random folks walk up to me to ask about my Leica during our recent trip to NYC than all prior travels combined. I thought it was a unique way to connect with someone.