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Photo A Day: Week 1 Recap


I started the week lazily — with an iPhone picture. I had tried to take some pictures of these pens with my DSLR, but the iPhone one was the best of the bunch.


A tokidoki unicorn sitting on my patio table. DSLR + prime lens.


A shot from dinner at Kusakabe. I tried using my DSLR here too, but the iPhone seems to outperform in dim light. Oh how technology has changed.


My newest pen arrived on the 3rd, and there’s a picture of it with my Starbucks planner — they match! Taken with my iPhone.


A photo of my team at lunch at Mourad. Turns out when you’ve set yourself a photo challenge, you bring your camera places.


I wasn’t ambitious enough to set myself goals around drawing or calligraphy, but I do still enjoy trying to do both. Taken with my iPhone.


Moogle inspecting the pool. I’m not sure why he does this… but it’s cute and he looks silly, like a monster may jump out to get him at any moment. DSLR + prime.

Summary: 3/7 – DSLR photos

Dinner Things

Things I made for dinner last night, using what my parents bought from Ranch 99 and the leftovers in the fridge.

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Lobster noodles with vermicelli.

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Roast duck fried rice. Apparently my camera decided to focus on the edges of the rice, so the center is out of focus. Shallow DOF ftl.

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Moogle wasn’t for dinner, but he was certainly helpful in cleaning up the floor after dinner. Also, he really, really likes lobster. And duck. And rice.

This is why I get no work done…

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This dog sits in the cube next to mine and it’s adorable! Unfortunately, since this dog started coming to work this week, my productivity has vastly declined and all I want to do is pet it.

Nerd Dog

Moogle being a nerddog

Moogle, a couple weeks ago, trying to sneak in some Reddit browsing while I stepped away from my computer.

Micro 4/3rds!

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I got a new camera! An Olympus EPL-1, Micro 4/3rds. It was a “demo” camera off EBay (via Slickdeals) for $200 which I think is a pretty good deal. My beloved Nikon D7000 isn’t going anywhere, but often times it’s just too big and heavy to throw into my bag, especially if I’m carrying a laptop or two.

There’s a picture from the first bunch I took with the new camera today —