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Rad-Spannerei

In Kreuzberg, Germany, you may run across the Fahrradkollectiv Admiralstraße—the Admiral Street Bicycle Collective. They seem to have run across me. “Wernerchen” liked a photo of mine enough to ask if he could put it in rotation as a title image on the Rad-Spannerei blog. I thought that was nice. He tells me: “I change [...]

2nd March 2006 | Tags: , ,
Posted in beach, blogs, photography | No Comments »



Boing Boing Finally Catches Up with Me

On February 16, I wrote about the tilt-shift effect and included examples of tilt-shift photography that I created using Photoshop. Two days ago, on the 27th, Boing Boing, the blog that leaves everyone breathless, published a post saying that you could, after all, fake the tilt-shift effect, and included a link to instructions on how [...]

1st March 2006 | Posted in blogs, competition, consumption, journalism, photography | No Comments »



Technorati: Linked

As if I knew what Technorati was. But I’m on it. How do I capitalize on it? Also, it bugs me that Blogger doesn’t enable tags for entries. Thanks, Google! As corporate owner, you are exercising your philosophy that searching is always better than organizing. Means I’ve always got to know what I’m looking for—which [...]

9th February 2006 | Posted in blogs | 2 Comments »



You asked for it (some of you). And it was good.

Hello. Some of you asked for it. Most of you didn’t. But in any case, here it is: http://timothylesle.blogspot.com I’m officially unveiling my brand new blog. Take a look at it when you’ve got a chance. If you look right away, maybe you’ll see this very message, which I’ve conveniently posted here so that you [...]

3rd February 2006 | Posted in blogs | No Comments »



Better Shorter

Last week I was asked by a reporter who works at the San Francisco Chronicle about what kind of writing I’d like to do. I tend to run long, citing the timed essay I’d completed earlier (in about 50 minutes I wrote a three-and-a-half page editorial on U.S.-Chinese relations that’s actually quite different from the [...]

2nd February 2006 | Posted in blogs | No Comments »