Photography I Created
Babymoon @ The Calile
Tuesday sunrise because sleep is overrated // Jolly’s Loookout, Mount Nebo
6:29am and the staff member at the hotel lobby bar & cafe says to the barista, “you know what I like” and smiles.
Yet the barista did not know what she likes.
Thankfully I said, “long black with cream, please” and then smiled.
Hey, be real with me, do you guys ever wear your daughter’s dresses?
February 2021 would have to be the most visually pleasing month I’ve ever seen.
Sunrise
Jumping into Sunday like …
May, the EK
Peggy
Fried chicken
Not a 5G tower, bro, but cool birth story
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🌙 Our two year old adult
That face when mum has moved your stash
You know newsletters are a thing when Facebook feels so threatened by them that it needs to develop it’s own newsletter product. Via the Techmeme via the NYT
"To disrupt legacies of exclusivity, institutionalized racism, and complicity. To build a culture of inclusion and accountability."
This article by @mayags floated into my timeline today, challenging American storytelling gatekeepers to consider their gatekeeping position. It’s timely as Australia wrestles with its racist past.
Sunsets // a new way of measuring each day until it’s gone
Install Hush on your Mac and iPhone/iPad to get rid of all those annoying banners, pop ups, distractions asking you to approve or accept cookies. Hallelujah.
How cheap money and algorithms shaped the last decade and the opposite will shape the next
This is a powerful read for people trying to mentally tie a bow on the 2010s. Ranjan wraps it up saying that the cheap money thanks to near zero interest rate policies we’ve had since the GFC, and social media algorithms, are what shaped the last ten years of our lives.
“I’m incredibly excited about the coming decade because I am genuinely hopeful the two core trends I outlined will be reversed.
Algorithmically-optimized lying has prominently entered the conversation to the point our ex-President was kicked off. There’s simply no way money can remain this cheap for a prolonged period of time. What that unwind looks like is an entirely separate post, but there will once again be discipline imposed on the allocation of capital. Financial and technological regulation is far more imaginable than just a few years ago. Change is coming.”
