Human nature is hard to escape… From a distance, grass looks dense, lush, and green. But up close, you see dirt, yellow patches, and stickers mixed in. So you look back to where you were and see greener ground from a distance. You return and find up close the same thing: dirt patches, thorns… So you look around…and sure enough, you see a greener pasture … Continue reading Greener Grass
The iPhone is very popular, so a whole slew of people chat with the iMessage app. I often here that it’s one of the biggest reasons for “platform lock-in.” That’s to say, many folks don’t or won’t stop using an iPhone because they’re chained to iMessage. But I don’t get it. Continue reading What’s The Big Deal With Green Texts?
Back in 2012, I got the iPhone 4. It was my first smartphone. Cameras on phones were not very good, but they we’re on the cusp. Instagram was pretty new and hot back then. I enjoyed a bit of iPhoneography. Continue reading An iPhone Sunset
Every year, I like to add a fresh batch of bluebonnet pictures to my collection. They’re the Texas state flower, and they only last about 3 to 4 weeks a year–plus they’re blue! The bluebonnets for 2018 sprung up a day or two before the equinox; I first noticed them on March 20th and started taking photos. Continue reading “Blooming Bluebonnets”
