Hexar RF, ZM Biogon 35, Delta 400, HC 110B

It’s all over the strange web backwater that is the rangefinder crowd; Cosina has a new 35 F1.4. It’s not clear if it’s M or LTM mount or even if it will be available outside Japan. If google translate is to be believed it will offer ‘width of expression,’ ‘throttle opening blur taste,’ and a ‘Food dedicated’. If nothing else it looks like a good compact alternative to the brilliant but giant CV 35 F1.2. Get your fix of wild speculation here and here.

If I spoke Swedish, I’m fairly certain that I would think this is cool: Dogma 07

Via the The F Blog, who also happened to publish a couple of my portraits today. Yay, me.

I think this is the episode in which we find out that Seymour Skinner is an impostor.

Kate setting up her mother’s computer to get podcasts

Studio 360 recently ran an interview with David Plowden, one of the few times I’ve heard a photographer interviewed on the radio. It’s worth a listen, particularly if you enjoyed Plowden’s recent book, Vanishing Point. The interview makes it clear that vanishing point perhaps refers as much to the disappearance of his favored subjects as it does to a feature of perspective.

Get the MP3 here.