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This: And this:

Thank you Mr. Braintree, I am a sucker for the same.

More stuff from the Widelux (Tri-X, XTOL): widelux_tmax400_057 by akagoffer, on Flickr widelux_tmax400_055 by akagoffer, on Flickr One from the Xpan 40mm (Tri-X, XTOL): xpan_trix400_103 by akagoffer, on Flickr

About half way through DFW's The Pale King

Pirated an ebook which won't sync between my Kindle and my PC Kindle application (at work) thus I have to keep skipping ahead to the correct chapter.

Been reading quite a bit this last month: Started/Finished: Erskine Caldwell's Tobacco Road - Loved it... could really see the Coen Brother's adapting this in a film. Tom Robbin's Still life with Woodpecker - I once read that Robbin's could spend an entire day perfecting a single sentence and after reading this I believe it. Started: Thomas Pynchon's Bleeding Edge - About 70% done and am enjoying it; It reminds me a bit of Inherent Vice at times.

Thanks doods :)

Been shooting a lot with a few panoramic film cameras lately: Widelux F7 - Tmax 400 pulled to 100, developed in XTOL: Xpan I with 40mm f4 - Tmax 400, developed in XTOL:

The Martian Chronicles - Bradbury

Just finished The Lost Room, awesome little mini series that was on Sci-fi channel a while back.

The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles by Steven Pressfield .... brother recommended it, it's a nice read. Helped me get through this years watmm compilation.

People know of Kamagurka in the States? I had no idea he was that internationally well known. I only know of him through his work with Cowboy Henk. I did a search of his name, found this on amazon for a fair price and picked it up. I have a small collection of absurdist comic books/novels. Recently awaiting for my pre-order Joan Cornella's Mox Nox to arrive.

midi and records L1000392 by akagoffer, on Flickr

Just started Thoreau's Walden

lol nice