Hiroshi Yoshida - Mount Rainier, Color Woodblock Print, From The Series The United States, 1925.

This works like a tank, if you plug the camera lens the camera explodes when the guy takes a picture

Canon 1D at the Lynnwood camera expo. Filmed with the a33.

#a380 #contrail #lakemead (at Lake Mead Overlook) https://www.instagram.com/p/BneDSp3BVs1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=8x8k0unj0n7

#deathvalley #zabriskiepoint #erosion

Discovery

Absolutely barbaric and immoral that US states are still carrying out the death penalty (and apparently the federal government is considering bringing it back?). Hi yes, we're going to punish someone for (allegedly, they get the wrong person waaaaay too often) killing someone by killing them. Fuck.

I've been against the death penalty since I was a kid, and the more I learn about how every part of the process is carried out the more horrified I get. They don't let doctors be involved with the process because the Hippocratic oath bars them from harming patients, so most executions are a kind of gruesome shitshow.

And then I go on the internet and find pages of people who think the punishment didn't go far enough? Like, you want to be drawing and quartering people for your enjoyment? Bonkers.

This is more venting than trying to actually convince anyone, but if you want a better set of arguments I can't recommend Jacob Geller's YouTube video on the subject enough.