Daily archives: February 28, 2009


Tweets today

23:23 Blog: Tweets today tinyurl.com/aukj94 #

23:40 The Ground Zero maplet just randomly selected Nagasaki for nuking. Fat Man or Little Boy? Can’t remember. www.carloslabs.com/node/16 #

14:24 Blog: Capturing light with chemicals? What an odd idea. tinyurl.com/dxmq6v #

16:27 Blog: Deep, deep blue tinyurl.com/d2n8vl #

16:27 Blog: Anyone want a stealth yacht tinyurl.com/cav9aq #

19:05 On Two Wheels- Photos from February’s Critical Mass tinyurl.com/alpao8 #

21:41 Sprechen sie Cumbrian, marra? #

22:33 Damned and proud! #

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Anyone want a stealth yacht

The US Navy is giving away its prototype stealth warship. If you want to take advantage of the deal you also have to accept a submesible drydock, which may be harder to store. There are no weapons on the ship, and no mention is made of its current seaworthiness, but it would surely be the perfect conveyance for a reclusive film star or billionaire.


Deep, deep blue


Deep, deep blue, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.

No, it’s not HDR, just a long exposure.

I took this last night whilst waiting for the Critical Mass to begin. There are a few more long exposure shots of cyclists and architecture in the Critical Mass February 2009 set.


Capturing light with chemicals? What an odd idea.


Icy Canal, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.

As I was heading off to Hogmoney I couldn’t find my digital camera anywhere. However, I did have my old APS camera and a lot of out of date film.

The thing about film is that you’re aware there’s a limit on the number of shots you can take with it. So I was wary of the APS and most of my Hog pictures were taken on my phone. I took a few wintery shots and finally finished the roll at the Ida Maria gig earlier this month.

My little APS has never been happy with the dark- low light photos have always had a lot of noise in them- so the excessive grain probably isn’t down to the fact the film was supposed to be used in 2005.

I have a few more rolls of film, APS and 35mm, lying around and I may use them up as well. So I’ve created a 2009 On Film set on Flickr.