Can't wait. I agree with the review, though: 10 episodes a season is a real limiting factor with such a complex set of characters and stories.
More tantalizingly tangled webs are in store as 'Game of Thrones' looks to fill the empty Iron Throne with one leader for the Seven Kingdoms.
Orphan Black comes back soon, and I'm looking forward to it. It's a total ripoff that Maslany hasn't gotten a nomination for an Emmy. I know that a BBC America produced show isn't exactly an obvious platform for Emmy recognition, but great performances on TV should be recognized regardless of their home, IMO.
In portraying a horde of clones on ‘Orphan Black,’ the actress has created TV’s strangest — and most sophisticated — meditation on femininity.
Man, I loved that show when I was a kid, and Roscoe was a big part of the reason.
Can't wait!
That thing is heinous. Unlike Aston, IMO.
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Ooh, a memory card for those who buy Pono music and $2000 cables.
Would you pay $150 for a quieter memory card?
That's great news. The lack of tethered shooting was a real bummer in the studio. I wonder why it's limited to the X-T1 though.
Back in those halcyon days of Photokina , I stood on stage and shot two wonderful models with an X-T1, my images freely flowing through the miracle of USB, tethered to a PC laptop with... Beta software; there were hiccups. The hiccups were eventually fixed. I eventually got rid of those cold sweats a
"These are the moments that lead sensible people to just say fuck it, pick up their Red Vines and soda, and head for the nearest exit. Life’s too short, they say. If I really want to finish this, it’ll be on Netflix, they say. I didn’t spend $20 and drive here to make my life demonstrably worse, they say.
"If only I could have done that same thing during Jupiter Ascending."
Wow, do you think he liked it?
Maybe The Wachowskis should try a new medium
In an interesting coincidence with acquiring a Leica and starting my OC/OL/OY project, my long-ago preordered copy of Henri Cartier-Bresson's The Decisive Moment came in today. For more on the history, I refer again to The Online Photographer.
I have to say, it's gorgeous. It may not be gravure printed like the original, but it's not like I was going to lay out the hundreds of dollars needed to obtain an original copy anyway. It's bigger than I expected, and the quality---at least to my unspoiled-by-the-original eye---is wonderful. It'll be a great source of inspiration for my project, I'm sure. Highly recommended.
My copy arrived today; it's gorgeous. Its arrival is seredipitous, as I just started a OC/OL/OY project with a Leica and 50mm.
"You know how every once in a while you buy the $40 bottle of wine instead of the $8 one, thinking you're gonna have a special dinner or something?" Senior Reviews Editor Lee Hutchinson wrote over instant message. "And you get home, and you make the salmon or the pasta or whatever and you light the candles? And you pour the wine, swirl it like they do in Sideways so that it looks like you know what you're doing... you bring it to your lips and after smelling it—it smells like wine—you have a sip? And it's like… yeah, I guess this tastes good or something, but really it just tastes like wine?
"The Pono Player is kinda like that, but for music."
Ha! Better to put that $400 + song money into great headphones.
We give Neil Young's high-res music player a spin and do a few cochlea kegels.
