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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 1d

It's about to switch to HP5 for the winter, but I'm throwing one last roll of FP4 through the Pentax LX with a yellow filter right now

Photo of a Pentax LX with the 28mm f2.8 lens, with a yellow filter on it.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 2d

Oh hell yeah. What summoning ritual did she need to use? What dimension did the dogs come from? Mary, these are all questions I need the answers to.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 2d

I was just reading about that one. I was going to say that it looks chintzy, but I guess it's all-metal. I wonder how it will actually feel in use.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 3d

In the front of a long-abandoned jewellery store.

#yeg #believeinfilm #kodak #leica #analog #photography

Black and white film photo of a glass bust with a shatter head, sitting next to a second bust. A mirror sits behind them, reflecting the street. Ancient plastic wrap crumbles around them.

Photo taken in October 2025 in Edmonton, Alberta by Jacy Eberlein. Taken with a Leica M3 with a Jupiter-8 on Kodak T-MAX 100.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 4d

Oh, you were on recently! Damn, a broken hip. Wishing you both the best.

Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 4d

Yeah, I miss his garden posts...

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 4d

I've had tinnitus for as long as I can remember, before I even knew of the concept, so it's a normal part of my life. But for people who got it later in life, I imagine this is a joyful experience.

Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 4d

Oh, this is doing the rounds again! Nice, yeah this provides temporary relief.

Alissa Wilkinson @alissawilkinson.bsky.social · 5d

Fellow tinnitus sufferers: I was Googling, again, and randomly fell upon this Reddit comment and ... uh ... it actually worked? Or like, seriously reduced the ringing at least temporarily.
np.reddit.com/r/WTF/commen...

Jordanistan's comment on "These guys lighting a mortar shell in their garage."

Explore this conversation and more from the WTF community

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 4d

That's... Damn.

Rory Blank @roryblank.bsky.social · 5d

Neighbors 2.0

A drawing of two herky jerky figures in someone's front yard, loose, flailing skin, unnatural postures, a man with a melting face and a illfitting suit and a woman in a black dress and fishnet stockings, her head bent down as if broken, the man waves to the observer.
Accompanying narration reads "there are strangers on the lawn wearing the skin of my dead neighbors.
They keep telling me to 'come on out', they're doing all the 'classic' things my neighbors used to do. Saying it's 'Neighbors 2.0'.
'Everything I used to love about my old neighbors but streamlined, a leaner operation.'
'Classic things like waving, getting mail mixed up, arguing about trash bins.' All the hits.
I was never really close with my neighbors when they were alive."

Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 5d

Congratulations man, you deserve it and your work deserves it.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 6d

Perfect, absolutely perfect. That's exactly it.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 6d

That's not to say it's not great to see! I love that he got a digital tablet and enjoys using it!

Just, you know, don't get your hopes up too much.

Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 6d

It is absolutely fascinating seeing people discover just now that Larson has a website for The Far Side, and a section for new work.

I was really excited when this was announced and launched back in 2020. But, I had to temper my expectations. Check the copyrights, he doesn't post often.

John Bull @garius.bsky.social · 7d

It's kinda cool that Gary Larson is doing new cartoons because he picked up a digital tablet, taught himself how to use it, and it made him love drawing again.

www.thefarside.com/new-stuff/

New Work by Gary Larson | TheFarSide.com

Get an exclusive look at brand new cartoons and artwork from cartoonist Gary Larson, creator of the iconic comic strip The Far Side®.

www.thefarside.com

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 7d

First night in my new place, I went for a walk, and saw this rabbit.

#photography #digicam #sony

Black and white photo of a rabbit in the darkness.

Taken by Jacy Eberlein in Edmonton, Alberta in October 2025. Taken on a Sony DSC-T99 digicam.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 7d

Like, streamers have been huge for a decade, the changes to how the industry runs have been massive, indie gaming is where the creativity has gone, and everything has shifted over the past five years alone.

If you want to look back, fine, but at least don't present it as en courant

Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 7d

...was this series written back in 2011 and only just *now* recorded?

Very odd choices in narrative, things that I remember being talked about fifteen years ago across all the episodes so far. I don't know that I would focus on NBA Jam, joysticks, army recruiting, or Machinima today.

99% Invisible @99pi.org · 8d

What happens when artists turned video games into movie sets? 🎥

Listen to Hidden Levels on the 99% Invisible and the @wbur.org Endless Thread podcast feeds 👉 https://99percentinvisible.org/hl/

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 7d

Wow, wider than I expected.

It's a neat M3, first year production model with a glass pressure plate, but converted to a single stroke film advance in 1962. Best of both worlds.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 8d

Sooo... I did get an M3, and I'm loving the way I can hand hold at 1/10th with FP4.

What did you shoot this one on?

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 8d

I've been feeling like this is maybe coming soon. Either that, or it just shatters into individual group chats, and fragments us further...

Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 8d

Ahh that new Jane Goodall one is sweet. I think that's the only new one, though, the rest have been around for a few years I'm pretty sure.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 10d

Mary Worth learned everything she knows about animals from Penelope Smith

youtu.be/ebb8baFaQ-s?...

Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 10d

Oh yeah that's the good shit. Now we're doing comics.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 10d

Ohhh, that's a good one

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 10d

I think the most interesting ones are ones where you can see the logic, but it fails in execution.

So, I would cover a bunch of asteroids in solar panels.

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Jacy Eberlein @jacy.ca · 11d

Such a killer artist. I was just thinking about him the other day, but I can't remember specifically why... But I miss posters like his