So this just showed up and I didn't even notice... Maybe I was asleep? Now you can use the web version of Instagram to grab the embed code for your instagram images...
Then pop them on your blog etc... You can also grab other people's embed code and pop their photographs on your blog, hmmm..
For example, it would seem my friend Rachel and I had similar thoughts today, or.. at least we both caught trains?
Anyways... Instagram embed, get err embedded...
Well, it isn't *that* kind of thinkTankThursday, but here's a little promo for you, if you're interested and considering belting up.
With this (click the pic above or below) you get a free Li'l Stuff It or Drink bottle holder (R U Thirsty) to slot onto your new Speed Convertible or Change Up V2.0 pack.
You can also hang crime fighting related accessories from the afore mentioned packs. Just like Batman.
Here's a baby in a box...
You can get a special *deal* on other stuff, too.. click this link and then wander about in the online store. Don't shoplift.
Alternatively, here's a great photo of a green Lamborghini
As some of you furry freaks may know, I'm on the Peak Design Pro Team - and have been using Capture since it first launched via Kickstarter way back in the day... Having a strong dislike for the inflexibility of the generic camera strap, the introduction of Leash and Cuff was also an exciting time for me... I use them for much more than simply attaching my camera to something. You can check out using the code POLLOCK for a discount on your gear, and you should get in early on this Kickstarter, too... But more than that, here's Pete and the team with Capture V2.0
Have a look at the progress, below....
Please let me know in the comments if you have any questions about Capture, Leash or Cuff! Happy to answer any questions you have.
Sime.
Oh, and for that one guy that said he wouldn't trust his Canon 50D with his 50mm to Leash, here's a picture my missus snapped of me on the weekend... Good times!
[Peak Design Leash holding my 5DMK3 + 70-200 f/2.8IS MK2]
"Family Time"....well, the lines are sorta blurry! I work from home, I have an office that is right next to my 3yo son's bedroom, right beside the family room (you might call it a lounge?) and generally within ALL the noise in the house, which with Mr. 3 .6 is quite a lot... He wants to be a drummer, he loves trucks and is the most epic at Dinosaur noises of any kid I've ever had sit on my shoulders at a Justine Clark show.. ever..
And this is Seb watching Justine get her Dino on... A quiet moment from him.. next frame though... well...
Anyways, sidetracked, my point is I work from home and it is VERY noisy sometimes... Skype calls with overseas clients... forget it... I need to run a disclaimer that says "a child may burst in at any moment to see who you are" ..and before you all comment (like nobody does!) "why don't you lock the door?" Well... one day when Seb REALLY wanted to come in, after I had to turn him around and send him out, he slammed my old victorian door so hard that the lock broke proper like... Yeah...
Don't get me wrong, there are GREAT parts to working from home, too... I mean, sure, I need to stay up late if I want to concentrate on an article or statistics or Farmville**
The great things are this... If I want to, at any point during the day, I can walk out and give my little man a cuddle, I can chat to my missus, I can sit outside and watch master 3 go around and around on his bike... I've got to learn to put the iPhone down more often and spend more time listening to Seb though... it will come! at least I'm aware... Oh, and I can make my own coffee
I have started looking passively at collaborative work spaces around the area... Any thoughts on the collaborative work space?
**if I ever mention Farmville again, and I'm serious... slap me
press play on tape.
I know what a mid-life crisis is, I've seen friends have them. I felt like I was headed towards one this week. Suddenly I wanted a motorbike and to be playing in a band and to quit my job and move to a farm and have six sheep and some cows...
But I didn't...
We've got this thing going on called life - we make choices, they point us where we're going, they stop us in our tracks.
Sometimes these choices aren't the right ones and that's OK... Mistakes go hand in hand with choices.
Do your best, friends.
Today I went for a walk with my wife and my little boy, we wandered to the park, off the beaten track into the bushes as Sebastian calls it... Take a minute to stop - stop the noise and enjoy what you have. It's really hard.
