Holds a flashlight and my car key-fob. A cutout makes the flashlight easier to take out.
Time to grab sungloc.to instead?
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A great trick for Garmin watches is that they make some high end models with sapphire glass. Get one of those used and you have top of the line stuff for a reasonable price, yet the glass never scratches so it will look like new...
I learned about it here on Lemmy, when needed I just google it
You could use the Phallus hieroglyph: 𓂸
Some quick feedback:
The two things that draw my attention are the person looking away and the black blob in the top right. The black blob mostly feels like a distraction. The person is not well lit and almost hard to see compared with the almost over exposed foreground. There's a lot of interesting stuff in the picture but kinda mixed messages for what to focus on with the parts in focus being so dim.
I would try cropping much tighter around the subject and see if you can find a stronger composition.
But Polestar has signed collective agreements in Sweden.
Maybe you would enjoy "Every tool's a hammer" by Adam Savage.
Until a couple of months ago it was illegal in Sweden for a restaurant owner to allow spontaneous dancing if they did not have a dancing permit. Since July this year they don't have to apply for a permit but still have to notify authorities about arranged dancing.
I'm using anytype.io, it's been pretty neat so far.
Hario V60 filters
The new ugly icon kinda matches the new content quality.
Some 10 years ago I had a Cherry G80-3000 full-size keyboard that I wanted to be a tenkeyless. So I cut the keyboard in two parts and made it work again. Madness, but it worked.
Full gallery here: https://imgur.com/a/78WwF
Brewer: Timemore coffee dripper
Scale: Myweigh barista scale
Grinder: Wilfa WFSB-100S
Kettle: Electrolux something
Cup: IKEA
Beans: Costas of Sweden, Costa Rica
Taken on a hike 2015
Main Camera: Canon 6D
Main Lens: Tamron 150-600 @ 600mm
Guide camera: ASI 120m
Guide scope: Orion mini 50mm
Mount/tracking: Tripod + Star Adventurer
Light frames: 36 @ 100s each
No dark or bias frames
Taken on 2020-02-24 from my back yard (roughly bortle 6)
Processing, I don't remember exact details but roughly:
- stacked in deep sky stacker
- adjusted levels in Photoshop
- removed some light pollution in Photoshop
I took this picture back in 2019. It's a composite of 10 exposures (I can't remember the exact exposure time but probably around a minute per exposure).
Taken with a Canon 6D and Tamron 150-600mm on a tripod and star adventurer for tracking, no guiding.
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Unlikely as it opened in 2022...