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8 hours of sleep, two Apple Fitness workouts, great coffee, 3 eggs and toast for breakfast, then processing film photos all day, followed by working on the new blog because I can’t figure out how to organize my Tucson trip logically. You really find the weaknesses in your blog when you start posting and using all its “features”.

I think I have it sorted. It was a three-day trip; I’ll use three posts: “Tucson 35mm”, “Tucson Medium Format”, and “Tucson Road Trip”. The latter will be the digital shots. My blog’s Trip feature didn’t have a way to set dates, so I fixed that. Between blog work, culling, and tweaking pictures, this is almost like a job!

I had all sorts of questions about how to post a trip when it’s four different cameras and two of them are film. What do you highlight, or what is the focus? My brain was turning to mush, and I’m sure I’m overthinking it on a massive scale! I want this blog set up so I can use it for many years, highlight film photography alongside digital shots, and be proud of it. I’m the one who looks at it the most, LOL.

I’ve processed all the film and culled the shots down to my bare minimum. The digital shots are down to 200 from 705, with some further tweaking and culling to go. I have a pano I really like; I need to remember to shoot more panos. Lots of good additions to the Vintage Signs gallery, and I will be starting a new Doors gallery.

I hope it was a good day wherever life finds you on planet Earth. I appreciate you stopping by.

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What do you think of this nationwide ground stop? Communication failure? Hacking? Sabotage? Inept contractors? Ancient equipment? I’m glad I’m home. This has been going on for hours now. It’s going to be a cluster for a few weeks, getting everyone where they are supposed to be going. Weekend plans will all be dashed pretty soon. I hope they get it going soon.

All day scanning film and processing. One more roll to go, then I can start posting. I just love the way film looks.

I hope you are not on an airplane right now. I can tell you this: with no departures, there are no gates available to offload people. People will be stuck on planes for hours and hours waiting for gates. This is not good.

We live in a very, very fragile system.

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Busy day with doc appointments and prepping for film developing. Mixing new chemicals and getting my ducks in a row. Hopefully I’ll get some Lightroom processing work in today.

Where does the time go?

I heard this somewhere today: Genius is knowing what you cannot do as well as what you can do.

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As I write this, I’m back home after a great trip of nothing but photography. It’s always nice to have a great finish, and today was more than I could have hoped for. An old church early this morning and two new road signs I’ve never stopped to photograph. Finding a small local coffee shop with outstanding coffee and veggie breakfast burritos made for a damn near perfect day.

iPhone shots again today, since they’re quick to edit and post. I’ve just downloaded my pictures to hard drives and am starting the Lightroom edits. Tomorrow or the next day, I’m hoping to develop the film.

The trip totals:

• 705 Nikon Z8 photos
• 3 rolls of 120 (30 pictures) with the Pentax 67
• 3 rolls of 36-exposure 35mm
• 190 iPhone

1,033+ shots over 3 days. I will say, many of the digital shots were attempts to catch good angles on butterflies and bees, so many of those will be trashed.

Many of the iPhone shots were taken only because I was shooting film and needed a record of where I was, plus a photo of the day. And, really, my phone camera roll is a journal of sorts. I love scrolling back through my pictures and seeing where I was and what I was doing. It’s a visual life journal. I think if you don’t journal every day, you should at least take lots of pictures every day to document your life.

FlohGro’s On This Day Rewind is a great app for looking back at your past photos. I use it almost every day. Get going on that Visual Journal!

On a side note, if you’re a book lover, I finished A Great Book with Barack Obama on this trip, and it’s an outstanding series where he talks about great books that impacted his life with other authors and actors. It’s really well done, and it’s added to my To Be Read pile. It’s an Audible Original, so I’m not sure how widely it’s out there, but here is the Audible link.

Down in Stray Pixels, another great road sign and the old church bell.

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More iPhone shots today; I just don’t have the energy to process the Nikon shots in LR until I get home.

As you know, I love old signs (and I found some good ones in TUS; I’m excited to show them to you). But my newfound obsession is Doors! I found some good ones today and will look for more tomorrow. I’ll start a new Gallery of Doors when I get home. Why haven’t I been paying attention to doors? Why Clifford? Why!?

Another good day of just worrying about photography and nothing else. Nothing. Or should I say focusing. Another roll of 120 and 35mm in the bag and a hundred more digital shots.

Up at 04:30 to be in position for sunrise up on the mountain. The shot I planned didn’t work out, so I pivoted at the last minute and made the best of it. Then I headed down into the valley to check out the Sonora Desert Museum for a few hours, then went for a nice walk around Old Town Tucson looking for doors.

Had lunch, then went back to the hotel for a short nap before getting in position for sunset to get the rest of the old signs I wanted. Working the sunrise and sunset hours is messing with my sleep! LOL.

I’ll be up for sunrise tomorrow, then headed back home. It’s been a wonderful trip, one that I really needed to take my mind off of insurance, cancer, work, and so many life changes.

Down in Stray Pixels, you will see hair on a cactus that I wish I had; truly, this beautiful white hair I want on my head and more beautiful doors!

I hope something wonderful happened to you today. Thank you for stopping by; I know your time is precious.

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All iPhone shots today; I did shoot all the doors on film as well. Looking forward to developing them and seeing what I have.

Cheers!

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I’m too tired to process Nikon shots and anymore iPhone shots so it’s these two iPhone shot today, LOL!

What a great day, drove into Tucson this morning and made it to a Vintage RV show, pretty small with only about 6 RVs and a few cars but really nice stuff. I had lots of interested people when I use using the SX-70 Polaroid camera. They all wanted to take pictures of it with the old RVs, it made me smile. I met some really nice people today, the film cameras really bring out the conversation.

I scouted the rest of the day, finding some old signs and drove up Mt Lemmon looking for some scenic shots. Got back into town for sunset found my signs I wanted and shot a bunch of digital, two rolls of 120, and about 30 shots of 35mm before it got too dark. No tripod work tonight, I was too tired and the signs I was shooting were in some, well, kinda sketch spots.

Found a cheap hotel and the plan is to get up early for sunrise up on Mt Lemmon. Then off to scout some old buildings and Saguaro National Park while the sun is high in the sky washing out all the color. Then to be in positon for sunset somewhere good.

This old man is exhausted, off to bed.

Cheers.

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Headed out tomorrow on a two-night, three-day photo trip. I’m going a little stir crazy spending so much time at home. For the past 30 years, I’ve been on the road 3-4 nights a week, and while it’s nice being home, I have my limit and need to wander.

I have a doctor’s appointment on the 11th, so I can’t make it a long trip. I’m headed South, in search of road signs, old buildings, and scenic landscapes.

I’m armed with 3 film cameras and 1 digital camera, 8 lenses, 2 tripods, 3 camera bags, a bag of assorted film, 1 pair of binoculars, and a phone full of podcasts and audiobooks. Oh, and really no agenda at all. No set plans and nowhere to stay- just the way I like to travel.

I posted this on Mastodon, but I thought I’d share it here as well. If you want to try the new beta invite-only Readwise Books, I have 5 invite codes you can use. I haven’t checked today, but I think all 5 are still active.

Hopefully some from the road shots tomorrow.

I appreciate you stopping by.

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On the bright side, no insurance paperwork today. On the dark side, no new Zelda game for me.

Good swim at the pool. Made reservations for a SEA trip. Starting to plan a little photo trip. Don’t know where or when yet, but I gotta get out for an all-day or multi-day photo trip. I’m going crazy with all the iPhone shots. Cemented Thanksgiving plans.

On the gaming front, I read all the good Masto chatter about the new Zelda game, so I dig around in a box, find my Switch, plug it in to charge it, do an update (that tells you how much I play the thing), and search for and find the new Zelda game. No download or purchase button. I see the For the Switch 2 banner and say to myself, Which one do you have? Well, clearly not the 2, because the purchase button is grayed out. Hop online to see how much a Switch 2 is. Wow, $500 bucks. I don’t even play the one I have, so I guess no Zelda game for me. Super Sad.

On a brighter note, I finished Eric Jay Dolin’s The Wreck of the Mentor, and it’s an outstanding read. A deep dive into the wreck of the Mentor and what happened to its crew, with many side stories of the history of the Palau Islands, all the wrecks, and the English and American sailors who drifted upon its shores and either stayed for years until they were rescued or stayed until the end of their lives, having found a new way of life. One of the best maritime history and survival stories I have read in a long time. Highly recommend. My full review.

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Today was more insurance forms and a phone interview to go over details, only to learn there are even more forms to fill out. We live in a world of forms.

I sometimes think they try to beat you down to make you give up. It really does become a full-time job.

Nice walk today, and I got today’s shot while walking. Easy Peasy in the books by 08:30.

Be good to yourself.

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Oh, how I wanted to get a picture of a blue wave in the ocean today! I had to settle on the blue sky.

What a beautiful blue day…

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A nice, slow day today.

Some blood work on River to check his current Valley Fever load. He’s been on antibiotics for many months now; we are hoping for good numbers.

Gearing up for the news as the vote tallies come in.

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It poured here the past few days; a big storm came in from the Pacific and moved across us very slowly. Major flooding and damage all over the State.

To give you an idea of the water flow we just had here is a summary of the Salt River Watershed:

On November 1, Tonto Creek — which normally trickles into Roosevelt Lake at about 8 cubic feet per second — was running at more than 20,000. By the next morning, Roosevelt had risen more than 14 feet in a single day, taking on 194,839 acre-feet of water. That’s about 63 billion gallons, enough to cover the entire city of Phoenix seven inches deep. The lake went from 41 percent full to 53 percent overnight. Downstream, Saguaro Lake was so close to the top that SRP had to start releasing water, sending more than 54,000 cubic feet per second through the Salt River bed across the Valley. In one day, the entire SRP reservoir system went from slightly behind last year to nine points ahead.

That is some serious water.

More insurance work today, but made progress; the stress levels are coming down. Two are approved; one is waiting on more paperwork.

Went out to lunch with my better half, did some maintenance work around the house; changed out a doorbell camera and cleaned up after our rains. Lots of home server work, which is always fun. Working on status board stuff today. I have three battery backup UPS systems for the computers, NAS, and two home servers. I was able to link that data into the status board: battery install dates, runtimes, loads, and battery levels. It’s pretty cool to see all this info on one screen.

I dove into the new Readwise Books with both feet when it came out. I’ve been a Readwise subscriber since the beginning, and it’s my main reading hub, and I love it. So, a book reader too- sign me up! I’ve added all my ebooks to it and have been using it as my primary ebook reader since it came out, and I’m very impressed. Rock solid, with lots of options and neat lookup tools, highlighting, and tagging. Before Readwise Books, I primarily read in the Kobo iOS app, and it was good, but it had lots of quirks: it would crash from time to time, wouldn’t log my reading, and had obscure page refreshes and flashes. Readwise Books has none of that. I’m very impressed with it right now.

The one area they need to fix before I buy books from them is the ability to download a copy for personal use. That is a deal-breaker for me. Right now, I purchase books from Kobo and put them into Calibre and it’s all backed up to the Synology so I can put those books on whatever reader I want. Readwise needs to give me that option, but if that doesn’t work out, it’s alright; Kobo gets my ebook purchases, and I read them in Readwise books. I will add: when I use a true eReader, I still use a Kobo eReader; they are wonderful, and I’ve had no glitches with mine at all. I still tend to read primarily on my iPad and iPhone, though, and that has been Kobo’s weak spot: their iOS app.

Here’s to good books!

Cheers.

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It’s a rainy, dreary day. The streets are empty, and the sky is black; it could be a scene from The Walking Dead. You can just see Negan walking around the corner holding Lucille…

The October The Good Stuff is out, and I posted an archive favorite for Silent Sunday over on Cliff538Pixels.

I hope your Sunday has been peaceful and rejuvenating.

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Happy Halloween, everyone.

Focus points are hard on the iPhone sometimes. You hope for the best, but you really need to tell the camera where to focus to be safe. Clearly, I didn’t. I wanted to catch this little one before it was off again and didn’t take the time; hence, this bird is wildly out of focus.

It’s the weekend, so no insurance chasing today. Trying to relax about it all but not doing very well with it. A good swim this morning and been working on the blogs. Posted a book review and my October The Good Stuff. Both posts have new CSS tweaks to add a little style.

We are not doing anything for Halloween this year. My wife is neck-deep in schoolwork for her bachelor’s degree, and I just don’t have the energy this year. I’d rather sit in my office and work on projects, I guess. I keep thinking this would be a fun night to go out with the camera…

A friend (Hi Carol!) sent a letter and ended it with, “Remember to live your lives well”. A good reminder we can all use.

Stay safe out there.

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Welcome to Friday, everyone.

My other half comes home today; all things (household) shall be right again. I think the dogs appreciate her consistency better than my chaos.

Blog work is dying down, and home server work is picking up. I just can’t say how happy I am to play with this thing. Today is all about setting up a GitHub mirror using Forgejo.

Have an outstanding weekend.

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I went on my walk today feeling a little depressed about getting a daily pic. I kept thinking, I’ve done this walk hundreds of times, I’ve shot everything from every angle, there’s nothing here…

Many years back I took a photo class and one of the homework assignments was to capture a picture in a laundromat, no people allowed. I thought, thats impossible. I still have that picture today, and I still like it. I’ll try to find it.

With that in mind, I said to myself, well, you’re not in a laundromat; you can certainly find something. If you can’t, just hang up your camera and stop calling your hobby photography. A little harsh, but I need that sometimes.

I found a shot I really like; I only took two shots with the phone. I turned them into black and white, and I like em! The other version is down below; I struggled with which one should be the primary. The longer pole won out. I wanted the longer pole with more palm fronds, but this time it was either this or that.

Cheers!

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More insurance forms, emails, calls, post office runs. My new life now…

A good friend told me today to stop worrying about everything at once and focus on one thing at a time: starting with your health. Everything else can come later. It was good to hear.

I’m hoping that once this paperwork/approval process is over, I can spend some time doing some photography projects.

Some more tweaking on Cliff538Pixels footer. I may have found something I can live with.

I’ve been futzing lately with an ASUS NUC 15 Pro mini computer. I installed Proxmox to host VMs; I set up Umbrel to check it out and installed Ubuntu, Docker, and Caddy to serve web pages. So, two different VMs running within Proxmox. I’m not sure I’m going about this the right way, but so far it’s working. I had to update the NUC’s BIOS, and I haven’t done that since the early 1980s. It was an adventure.

I need to do a full write-up about Cliff538 about it. It’s a fun little home-lab experiment. I’m hoping to eventually have a live, current copy of Cliff538Pixels that I can test and experiment with without messing with the real website. I want to explore Pi-hole, Home Assistant, Forgejo, Jellyfin, Kiwix, and a small forum setup for friends, maybe Flarum or something; I’m still investigating that. Should keep me busy.

I hope it was an outstanding day!

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Mondays are hard.

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Out on a walk today, I grabbed these with the iPhone as they flew overhead. Canadian Geese headed South.

My first swim today after surgery, so thats some progress.

I posted my Silent Sunday picture over on Cliff538Pixels.

I spent some time over coffee with this recent book purchase. Way Beyond Monochrome. It’s a very large, heavy book with great paper quality. It’s a very technical but approachable deep dive into everything Monochrome. I wanted to refresh my knowledge on a few topics and see what the film development chapters had to say. It has some really good info and all the technical knowledge you could ever want.

Some topics include Fundamental Print Control, Presentation, Tone Reproduction, Image Capture, Negative Control, Advanced Print Control, Equipment, and Tools, Tips, and Tricks. The second edition is from 2011 and may seem dated, but most of this stuff doesn’t change. I’m glad I purchased it; it should be a good resource.

Note: If you’re interested in a photography book, especially an older one, be sure to search the Internet Archive first; they have an incredible number of books that you can look at, most with a few sample pages, or sometimes the whole book is available.

On the blog front, the makeovers are just about complete. New logos, headers and footers, dark, light, and paper themes, nav links, pages, custom 404 pages, and tons of small CSS tweaks and hidden gems. Three blogs, and I don’t know which one or ones to get rid of, so they all live on with their respective duties until one drops away naturally. I put a blog-family logo in the footer that links all three blogs together. It will be interesting to me to see which one gets left behind, if any. At this point, I have no idea.

The ultimate goal was to have everything on one blog, but I just cannot come up with a design that works like that. Maybe someday, but for now, it’s three blogs that make up the Cliff538 family. Survival of the fittest: the weak blog(s) will wither away naturally…

I hope your Sunday was peaceful and rejuvenating.

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A pleasant walk this morning. Trying to unwind after three days of wading through unfamiliar territory. Buying a lottery ticket this afternoon because of this Canadian island for sale. Stopped by a farmers market and had a looksee.

Working on a new soft paper theme for two of the blogs. I have light and dark, and I wanted something soft and in the middle. Added a footer logo with links to the three blogs, something to tie them all together. Still not sure about Cliff538Pixels placement, but mulling it over.

Trying to convince myself to go out at sunset for some pictures.

I hope you’re having a great weekend.

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Or, “Monochrome Mermaid”

In the office all day: paperwork, emails, phone calls, faxing, scanning, more office fun than anyone should have!

Why are we still faxing stuff in 2026? It seems to be only in the medical field still. Curious minds want to know.

Lots of blog work in between office duties. Added a search page, investigated lazy loading of media, added a new logo style, and added blog family links in the footer, and I think I will do the same on the other two blogs. Seems like it ties everything together.

I’m looking forward to this paperwork phase being over. Getting two different insurance companies to approve your claim is no small feat.

Not great news today about getting back to flying quickly. After talking to the doctors who handle sending things to the FAA, I’ll need to see a new doctor, get established, and do more testing to prove everything is stable. That will take a while. Then, and only then, can we send the file to the FAA for their review, and that currently is 3+ months. My jaw dropped when I heard that. I think I’m honestly looking at 4 months minimum.

Hearing the whine and beeps of the fax always reminds me of a dial-up modem. It just doesn’t feel like that long ago when I was dialing into my AOL account. Those were the days, huh.

Thanks for stopping by.

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Another day getting used to my new job of emailing, calling, texting, and form submissions in this newfound world of medical disability. Thats what they call it. I can’t hold a medical, so thats the name. Everything changes: how you’re paid, what you can do and can’t do, benefits; it’s a whole new world.

One that I’d rather not get to know, if I’m being honest.

But I’m getting a lot done on the blog side as well. If you’re here, you see the new 365Pixels design. One that complements the new Cliff538 and Cliff538Pixels. I’m going for some cohesion between the three. How am I doing? More changes are coming, but for now, this is what I have.

It’s a fun process; I really enjoy it, and it takes my mind off my current situation. Along with some cohesion between the blogs, I’ve tried to be brutal in simplifying the layouts, removing nav links, putting more on the about page, and cutting almost everything out of the footer. Not long ago, I liked the footer filled with fun stuff, badges, stats, etc but now, to my eye, it’s just cluttered and busy. Simple and clean is the new motto!

While all you crazy tech workers were dealing with PHP issues and lord knows what else comes along with it, I spent the entire day on the phone, emailing, and filling out crazy forms. Oh, and stressing too. ya. Why not.

Like the fine tech folks, I’m glad this day is over.

No time for photos today or even to enjoy coffee for very long. I was up at 3:30 AM with my head spinning and my mind racing. One quick shot for today’s picture, then it was time to get to work. I haven’t drunk coffee at my desk in forever. I’m supposed to be outside with the birds!

I love all you tech folks. I really do. You keep everything running through some pretty tough times. Your knowledge, expertise, and experience are what keep what we know as the web up and running. Really. Love you, folks. Thank you.

When I think about not being able to hop in an airplane and fly, I want to throw up. In 40 years of flying, I’ve never been grounded before.

Let’s not talk about it, though.

I hope your day is over and you can enjoy a nice beverage of choice.

You deserve it.

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My favorite neighborhood tree in B&W. Why not.

I’m seeing the surgeon tomorrow for my all-clear on the thyroid surgery. 🤞🏻

Blog work today on Cliff538.com was just organizing and tidying up the Blog Roll page, plus some CSS tweaks.

Down in Stray Pixels, I tested the Apple Photos A.I. Extend feature. Interesting results. Not very good results, at least on one picture I tested. I won’t use it, since I take multiple pictures at different zooms when I like a subject. I say it’s better to shoot wide and crop in as needed. Plus, the results are poor at best. I’m sure other pictures would do better, and the feature will improve with age, assuredly.

Also, in my testing, it’s much better to “Extend” the original photo first, then process it or apply a filter after. Standard Photoshop technique. You can see in my shots below: I took the original, made it into B&W, then extended it, and you can clearly see the original framing lines in the grass. It’s a very obvious box.

I won’t use the feature; I forgot it existed until people on Masto mentioned it. I thought I’d test it. Not impressed.

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All photos in 48MP RAW • Description below each photo • iPhone 17 Pro Max

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Nice sunrise this morning. Sitting outside with a coffee and a book, planning the day.

Another solid day of work on Cliff538.com and Simplify was the word of the day. I’ve been so absorbed in Cliff538Pixels that I’ve let Cliff538 languish with a long to-do list. It was time for some TLC:

• reduced my categories from 29 to 8. 29 categories were just bonkers.
• big update to the about page, more in line with what Cliff538Pixels has.
• reduced the number of top nav links and added some to the footer.
• CSS tweaks.
• archive page now has structure with headings and dates. It was a complete mess before.
• removed social links from footer and added to the About page.
• removed page hits from the footer and added them to the About page.
• subtle back-to-home link at the bottom of each page. Might be in tomorrow’s bucket.
• more tomorrow.

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I also considered the title “Bearing Fruit”.

I read Florian’s new About Page, and I loved his statement that his blog isn’t his best work, but more of a visual diary (my paraphrasing). I loved that, because it puts into words what I’ve been feeling about this blog. I sometimes think of it more as an online journal or diary. I try to experiment with my photography and try new things, but it doesn’t always work out. Regardless, a photo gets posted every day.

Today included a nice morning walk, then I worked on the blogs for the rest of the day, cleaning up a lot of small changes I’ve wanted to make for a while. Most of the work was on Cliff538. I just haven’t been happy with the theme or how it looks on mobile. The big navigation rows at the top on mobile looked horrible. I noticed that most visitors are on mobile, which really surprised me. I personally really dislike looking at websites on my phone. I finally added a hamburger menu for phones. Looks so much better.

On the phone in vertical, you don’t see the sidebar, but in landscape you do now, and now there’s no side-to-side scrolling, which was really annoying. I changed the color theme to a simple light-and-dark mode that matches Cliff538Pixels for a little more continuity. Now I’m really debating the whole sidebar thing and whether I really need it. It’s funny how you go through phases; sometimes complex feels good, and other times it’s about simplifying as much as you can. Well, it’s a hobby, you know; half the fun is trying new things.

Oh, and my favorite part: a new logo across the top. My fondness for the circle with the scribble E in the middle was growing thin. That logo was from my original blog, titled Exposed To Want. Hence the E in the Cliff538 logo. I got rid of it and went with a nice serif font, big and bold across the top.

I hope the day was kind to you. Thank you for stopping by.

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Doctors, errands, chores, dogs, blood draws, mailing eBay sales, voting- sheesh, what a day.

Don’t forget to vote!

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Another walk this morning with storm clouds moving around and some glorious rain showers. I’ve photographed this tree so many times, but it’s my favorite in the neighborhood. The way the light hits it and how it gently leans away.

Got my haircut today. I’m always amazed at how good it feels to take off some hair. I was a month late this time due to life; it was greatly needed. I feel like a proper human now.

I hope the day was kind to you.

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Got out on my first 4-mile walk since the surgery. Felt good. We had lots of clouds and light rain; it was glorious.

Worked on the new photo blog for a few many hours, got a guestbook working (I think…needs some testing if you have time), and added a nice little touch for the primary film shots: a thin black line with the film name that sits right below them.

I hope the day treated you well.

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A look down my film scanning tunnel. I was checking for light leaks, borders, and placement.

Feeling much better, 6 days out of surgery now. Off all pain meds and feeling like it’s time to start exercising again.

It’s been fun having all this time at home to work on the blog and scan film.

I hope it’s been an awesome Sunday.

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