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It’s very important for you to know that I have no taste when it comes to clothing, but a generic, black, pullover hoodie should be in every photographer’s toolkit. It has a ton of utility: it can be a napkin, a drop cloth, a pillow for when you need to take a break. I can’t be worried about what I look like when I’m out taking pictures, and a black hoodie rarely looks stained. Long story short: I need to be wearing clothes that, if I fell into a huge puddle, I wouldn’t care. I’d just throw it in the trash and keep on moving.
Mar 15, 2022
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You just need one good one you can throw on that looks decent on you. Mine is this reverse weave Milwaukee hoodie in college text. Bought it while at the airport waiting to head back west while crying because it was my first time coming back home in 4 years. Anyway, it’s a good ass hoodie. I wear it anytime it gets a lil chilly out here. Its never lost its form and no matter what it’s gets me right.
Jan 16, 2025
Sometimes a sweatshirt fits great overall, but the collar is too tight on my neck and which causes the the hood to be too tight, blah blah blah. It just leads to not being comfortable in a hoodie. Which is kind of the whole point of wearing one. I bought an old ripped up Russell hoodie on Ebay and it’s become something of a second skin because it 1) fits perfect 2) the collar is loose and 3) it’s not too heavy. Good to have one of these in your rotation.
Aug 7, 2024
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I got some new proper basic tees yesterday (plain black, plain white).
I forgot how simplicity can make a outfit 100000x better.
May 6, 2024
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A great book about the birth of Los Angeles based around the intertwining portraits of engineer William Mulholland, director DW Griffith, and evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. It presents the city as founded upon myth, greed, and man’s desire to conquer nature- which I think fits into the narrative of just about any metropolis in the USA. In New York City, we have a tendency to write off LA as some kind of self-indulgent city of cars and convenience, but there’s a part of me that thinks that LA’s image is far more honest than NYC’s: it more nakedly illustrates our innate desire as humans to exploit the Earth and each other to claim what we think we deserve as individuals. It’s a true illustration of the “every man for himself” brand of American ambition, and, in my opinion, New York is exactly the same, but we’re just a bit better at hiding it.
Mar 15, 2022
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My girlfriend Elena made me join this App and now I’m hooked. Every day, you’re given a random 2 minute window to snap a photo with both the front and back camera on your phone simultaneously, and you’re only allowed to see your feed if you do so.You have to think on your feet, and the results are often amazingly banal. It’s a lot of photos of blurry countertops, boring landscapes, and your friends working at their computers. The imagery feels straight out of boomer Facebook posts.
Mar 15, 2022
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The ultimate fuel for people who like to walk around New York City all day. Lunch that costs more than $12 is a crime, and your dollar takes you very far at Pret. I recommend their Calabrese sandwich with a small orange juice. Something I previously didn’t know is that every day, the staff at Pret hides a star sticker on the back of one of the sandwiches in the refrigerator, and, if you select it, you get that sandwich for free. Unbeknownst to me, I selected one at their 50th street location a while back and when I brought it to the counter, the entire staff cheered for me. It was one of the best days of my life.
Mar 15, 2022