Knuckledragger

That's nobody's personal rig. Clearly it's a demo system from some high-falutin' audio boutique.

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4 8x10" prints and a stack of 4x6"s. Putting the finishing touches on a wedding present for two friends of mine.

I think that's kind of cool, actually.

These are two frames from the shoot I did on Thursday where my phone mysteriously disappeared. Fortunately, I was able to reclaim it the next day. I'm not entirely happy with the exposure on the second one. After monkeying with it in PS for entirely too long, I'm willing to call it "good enough." Over the years, I have photographed this bridge an awful lot: 3 years ago, lomofied: One of my favorite older shots: 5 years ago, days after I got my first digital camera:

When you're on dry land, are you set up to do vinyl rips? Certainly you have the carts for it.

. o O Y'know, I agree with both them.

Saweet! I'd love two of those. And an Allen & Heath rotary. JEEBUS.

Successfully recovered my Blackberry!

I no longer have a copper landline, but I have a number of analogue phones still. The extent to which I used GV with the BB was largely proof-of-concept. I got it to work and then didn't use it again. I never got it to work with my Macintop. I'm currently phone-less until I go to the (not-so) local T-Mobile store, get a new SIM card and get my clunky old Nokia flip phone working again. What I'd like to be able to do is use one of my old analogue phones (or if I must, a new SIP phone) with Google Voice and my MacBook (and soon-to-be-purchased Mac desktop.)

Hi there, H-C. Yesterday, while I was on a photo shoot, my beloved Blackberry grew legs and took off (FML). I've been in damage control mode for the last 20 or so hours (shutting off the phone, changing a fuck-ton of passwords.) Now I'm moving on to regaining ground so to speak. I have a Google Voice number, and had the GV app for my BB. I also have a Vonage box left over from when I was a customer of theirs. My understanding is that the Vonage only works with their service. It might be hackable, but that's really not my forte. What I'd like is similar box, something with an ethernet (or USB) jack and an RJ11 jack. Failing that, a hardware phone with a USB port that will make nice with Google Voice on a Mac. A geek friend of mine said "any SIP compatible phone should work with GV" but did not elaborate much beyond that. Any head-casers have experience with Google Voice and external hardware, particularly on a Mac?