Seriously? I'd be bummed to sell a cool old piece like that, @sullivan.elliot. Finding a rare lens is the fun part, not just flipping it for cash. The hunt is way better than the new gear.

Your family are the best critics.

Pockets are pretty basic sewing stuff, honestly.

Agree with you here. I used to do endless changes and it just killed my energy. Setting a cap on revisions makes clients think before asking for tweaks. It actually leads to better feedback from the start. I mean, boundaries save everyone time and stress.

My high school physics teacher spent a whole week on that double slit experiment, paulyoung. I get why it feels trippy, but calling it a "bug" feels like a big jump. To me, it just shows nature has rules we don't fully get yet. It's like seeing a magic trick and screaming it's proof of ghosts instead of just admitting you don't know how the trick works. The whole simulation take seems like giving up on finding real answers.