Turns out that I can get a lot of reading done in the downtime I have between job applications, photography assignments, and tie making endeavours. I’ve been finding some quite interesting books all over the house, and this week’s fascination has been on Tom Wolfe’s Hooking Up — a collection of essays, novellas and opinion …
Author archives: Moses Hoyt
Livesurface is awesome
So I snagged a beta key to the new Livesurface Context layered image library, and I’ve been playing around with it (and Illustrator) all morning. First impressions: just so awesome. I love it. It’s rapid prototyping, taken to a whole new level and applied to a whole new space and dimension (literally in the case …
My Kind of Cookbook
I’ve recently started reading McGee’s classic — On Food and Cooking. It had been recommended many times both by my father, and amazon recommendations (not that I really take them all that seriously). It’s fantastic. I love it. Being a bit of an intrepid scientist at heart, I like cookbooks/guidebooks/&c. that don’t tell you the …
More Video Production
Over the summer of 2012, I worked as the General Coördinator for Pembroke College International Programmes. During this summer I also got the chance to help film and produce a wonderful little informational pseudo-documentary (infomentary?) on The Pembroke-King’s Programme. The Pembroke-King’s Programme (or PKP) is a 2 month summer programme run by Pembroke College, Cambridge, …
How to tie a bow tie instructional video
Did I mention I designed, filmed, edited and produced a little instructional video on how to tie a bow tie recently? I figured every bow tie company had to have one, so I went ahead and made my own for Bowtiful. It turns out there were A LOT of videos out there a lot like …
Goodbye 35
Not that I was getting bored of my 35mm lens, in fact I really like some of the pictures that I was producing using it. But I’ve decided to give it up and move on. I bought it about a year and a half ago, as something other than a 50mm for my crop body …
On LomoChrome
Film photography has been dying. Or rather evolving. Kodak’s going/gone (Kodachrome definitely is). Fuji’s started pulling (certain sizes of) Velvia 50, but there’s one little hip company still pushing the film craze – Lomography. And today they hyped the launch of their new film—LomoChrome—they called it. I found their little news pre-release a couple days …