kilroy - A lack of focus

Storypost | 2008.07.27

Truth: evaluative focus is complete rubbish. Stop using it, everyone. Anonymous Cohort 1 was about 50/50 for having cars in focus at the last autocross. Anonymous Cohort 2 shot yesterday and was about 30/70. More than one person in my photo class have presented photos completely out of focus.

Then I picked up Ted's camera and, being unfamiliar with Canons, left it on fully automatic. I guess their firmware developers think the background is most important. Oh well.

San Diego SCCA SCNAX autocross Mazdaspeed 6 trolley

Matt's Mazdaspeed 6.

San Diego SCCA SCNAX autocross Mitsubishi 3000GT

The vr.

San Diego MST3K Mystery Science Theater 3000 Mike Nelson Bill Corbett Kevin Murphy

Bill Corbett, Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy doing live commentary on Plan 9 from Outer Space. Well, this was the intro skit.

San Diego MST3K Mystery Science Theater 3000 Mike Nelson

The street. Jon, Mike, and Ted in the foreground. Ugh.

Mike turned around briefly. Yes yes I have no shame.

San Diego MST3K Mystery Science Theater 3000 Bill Corbett Kevin Murphy

We wouldn't have been happier had the Packers won the Super Bowl.

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