A bit of history and experimentation with the phones. Much of it put behind a cut due to the large volume of pictures:


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1984 Hugo, Nebula and Locus Award Winner (Review contains no spoilers)The setting of this story is in the far future at a point where humanity has developed genetic engineering to the point where we have "uplifted" chimpanzees, and most recently dolphins, to human-like intelligence. Humanity has also expanded from the solar system and discovered ( Read more... )

1979 Hugo, Nebula and Locus Award Winner (Review contains minor spoilers)This story is set in some indeterminate desert location on Earth in the indeterminate future, after an apocalypse and humanity has mostly returned to approximately the equivalent of the Medieval period, with one or two hold-out bastions of advanced technology capable of things ( Read more... )

1978 Nebula Award Winner (Review contains major spoilers)This was one of the first books that I read in the e-book format on an iPad, and that was probably seven years ago. At the time I was still dead-set on obtaining physical copies of every book so I didn’t think it really “counted” for this challenge. Well recently I’ve been getting into the ( Read more... )

Dumpsters
This piece was largely inspired by the industrial bins at my workplace, both Homebush and Sydenham. I was sure that I could use the bins to invoke a bit of Australiana industrial, so I dug up some Thingiverse files and printed three. For some months these languished on my desk while I played with placement and waited for inspiration to ( Read more... )

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So today was the showcase and glamour shots of the Teslabots. This entry shows some raw photos, and then cropped to different aspect ratios. One thing I never realised as an end user of photography is just how much easier it to take a big photo of a scene, and then crop it down to get an awesome, tight, shot rather than try to place the camera ( Read more... )

So this was a completely unnecessary project.


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They are almost here...


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