Richard Cory
@richardcory
A Kirkland Signature Rotisserie Chicken given sentience by a dark and a vengeful god. Intentional Pooltoy, accidental Avali. Given to fits of predictive nostalgia for events I think I'm going to remember fondly.
I love your Hamsa! Mine is a part of me. This one I haven’t taken off in over a year.
I look a little ridiculous. I’m approachable, cute, silly, and the mix of dynamic and static traits is what I love most. There are some who wish to be static, an object, but in my experience they are relatively few. They want to be a person, but an abstracted, anonymized, objectified person.
Maybe so, but do recall that most who take the term are only *thematically* inanimate. For example, I represent myself full-time as a pooltoy. It’s what everyone knows me as, but an anthropomorphic, fully mobile pooltoy. In my case, with fingers, though that’s not as common.
Tried to shoot two rolls of my mystery film and give it a shot at working. It... kinda did? Turns out it's tri-x that's at least 30 years old, very likely more than that. It's not great, but it's not nothing. At least.
The expensive part is kinda new, unfortunately. I’ve been rolling and developing my own film forever, but now chemistry has doubled in price and film has more than doubled and things become prohibitive. I usually bring out both my mirrorless and my rangefinder and decide if I like the shot first.
Here you go, photos from a fur meet. I think. Not sure when, or where, but I know this roll was old enough to have a pretty good base fog going. But proof that I'm a real furry and exist and have not been lying about it this whole time. @steelclawfox I think?
I haven’t posted anything in an eternity. Here’s something I’m not embarrassed of.
I want to thank my wonderful boyfriend @houstonfox.taidum.org for painting my hopper. With all upgrades installed, I’m extremely happy with this marker. A couple more cosmetic things will come in later, but functionally I can’t see how this isn’t perfect.