If you lost your mind you'll find it in Key West
Chris Feola
Author, Perfecting Equilibrium: For a brief, shining moment Web1 democratized data. Then Web2 came along and made George Orwell look like an optimist. Now Web3 is Perfecting John Nash’s Information Equilibrium.
Key West is the place to be
If you're looking for immortality
Stay on the road, follow the highway sign
Key West is fine and fair
If you lost your mind, you will find it there
Foto.Feola.Friday
I’ve been scanning some film from the turn of the century and came across these two shots taken with Kodak Tri-X in a Voigtlander Bessa L rangefinder and the Voightlander 12mm F5.6 Aspherical, which was the widest rectilinear wide-angle lens for 35mm film when it came out. I’m an ultra wide-angle guy, so I bought the Bessa system just to get that lens. Still have it and use it with an adapter on my Sony a7rii, Here’s a sunrise in the Florida Keys:
And some clouds that caught my eye:
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