Fed by liquid offerings sounds about right, it’s just the liquid that differs
PennyRoyal
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Similar to Thatcher’s grave then?
I’m sort of ideologically opposed to the idea of hereditary peers, but they have confusingly been quite good at standing up to the nonsense of this and the last government.
That’s such an awesome stylisation. It looks like it should be the pet of one of the big lads from The Fifth Element
Better than passing a dictatorship on to him, a là Turkmen Bassi
That second painting, and the third of Kawase’s work, clearly show a kind of lineage between these artists and the modern art in Manga and graphic novels. There’s an almost cell-shaded quality to the planes of colour
That one with the backlit trees is unhinged, I’ve never seen a painting like it
That really wasn’t a fun place to visit. Powerful, and if you’ve the head for it worthwhile, but fuck me if that wasn’t the most harrowing holiday day out I’ve ever had
The ol’ sandpaper fleshlight
It took me a while to get my head around them, but once Chronosiam got to basically playing on repeat in my head, I was pretty hooked. Their catalogue is fairly damn weird, and all the better for it
This popped up on my Spotify the other day, after letting it run down the rabbit hole of one of your previous posts. This lot are really fun, this is definitely the end of thrash I like most
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Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol - Cincinnati (American Doom-Wap 2019)
(rickshawbilliesburgerpatrol.bandcamp.com)
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Crystallophones. That noise you make by rubbing a wine glass, writ large
(www.theartofnoises.com)
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I think others have covered most points better than I could, but as a little added personal experience, I think that there are some fantastic and fairly cheap lenses for Fuji. The first lens I bought for my X-T5 was the 35mm f1.4, and that’s still my most used lens. It was under £400, and while it’s an older lens and has some flaws (it’s slow and noisy primarily, and the AF can be slightly unpredictable) it takes magic pictures. The f2 standard primes are supposed to be very good as well, and small and light too, so if you do go the Fuji route, you may well find that the first lenses you buy will stay with you for longer than you expect. I’ve now got the 35mm, a 16mm f1.4, and a 90mm f2, and honestly I haven’t felt any real GAS in ages unless I think too hard about wildlife. Don’t feel that you’ll have to keep upgrading stuff just because you’re not spending top dollar. Cheap older primes can take fantastic pictures.