So last night, the Golden State Warriors lost their home opener, 141-122 against the Los Angeles Clippers. The Warriors have a ton of injuries and Steph Curry is playing with some new teammates. And the Clippers have Kahwi Leonard, who carried the Toronto Raptors on his back all the way to the NBA Championship. So…
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I wasn’t expecting to like Watchmen on HBO … but I do like it.
Let’s get something straight right now. Watchmen is the greatest graphic novel of all time, I’ll fight you if you tell me otherwise. Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ reinvention of the superhero genre, using characters based on material from the old Charlton Comics superhero line, completely subverted the whole superhero genre. There was linear storytelling,…
Read MoreThe possible return of railroading in the Adirondacks??
For a short time, I tried capturing the Saratoga and North Creek Railroad’s crossing over the Sacandaga River. This was my best shot at capturing that iconic image of a train as it chugs over the trestle. It was a nice picture, and I had hoped to improve on it. Unfortunately, by the next year,…
Read MoreWho wants to buy some boobies for $200?
This is hilarious. I understand you can purchase lots of things in the Facebook marketplace, but … seriously, folks … My friend and blog reader Roz posted this on her Facebook page. Apparently this came up in her Facebook Marketplace searches, lo and behold, right in the Clifton Park Garage Sale site. That’s right, folks. …
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After the Rain is officially a Work of Art!
Last year, I was very fortunate in that one of my artworks, my infrared photo Infrared Horizon 787 was accepted into the Albany Institute of History and Art’s “Work of Art” show – and the piece eventually sold at that show. So I tried again this year. I was allowed two submissions, so I chose…
Read MoreK-Chuck Radio: Making Beatles where Beatles Weren’t Beating …
This year is the 50th anniversary of the release of the Beatles’ album Abbey Road. A fantastic album, for sure. Full of classic Beatles tracks. After this came the soundtrack to the motion picture Let it Be, and then a series of repackagings from their record label – two greatest hits albums (the “red” and…
Read MoreRealigning Raskolnikov
I’ve owned my Ukrainian super-ultra-wide film camera, my Krasnogorsk ФT-2 that I’ve nicknamed “Raskolnikov,” for approximately five years. I don’t use the camera as often as I want to, but when I use it, I like what it does. So I’m preparing for this big November photo shoot in which I’ll use as many of…
Read MoreWhat’s Up in the Neighborhood, October 19 2019
Good morning, my beloved blog readers. It’s a nice crisp Saturday morning, and that means it’s time to get up, get a cup of coffee and some Cocoa Krispies, and putter through this week’s recap of the bloggers, writers and photographers in my personal blogroll. As you know, on Saturday I take a step back…
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More 3D tests … and I promise to cut down on the flashing images
Last week, I packed two rolls of Fuji 400 film into my two Nikon EM cameras for another test of my c’est schisse 3D film photography experiment. And before I post these images … I am going to apologize to you, my beloved blog readers, for giving you headaches in past blogs regarding this experiment.…
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Wait, the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train stops in Menands this year?
Trust me, I’ve been waiting for this information like it’s white smoke from the chimneys of St. Peter’s Basilica. The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train, an illuminated, decorated locomotive that chugs through North America, announced its continental schedule. And there’s been a change. One that will benefit us Capital Region residents. Normally the train makes two…
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