Remember when I grandly announced I was dropping out of the megapixel arms race? No? Well, good–because it was all lies. You see, that sorry stretch of blurry camera phone shots made nobody happy, and when my St. Ebay-worshipping friend Kay turned me on to the fact that an ancient, unused Canon lens I kept [...]
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One Megapixel
[tags]razr, photos, flickr, jurgen, astoria, nyc, ira, rats, death, food, corona, samantha morton, dusty domino, ingmar bergan, film forum[/tags]
Posted by Jürgen on January 17, 2007
http://jurgenfauth.com/2007/01/17/one-megapixel/
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