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Nov 25, 2024 | 
shopmoment.com | Natalie Carrasco |Hunter Scott |Ron Kwok
Or 3-12 monthly payments withWe have more on order. Expected availability 1-2 weeks. Members get up to 10% back!Start earning todayEasy 60-Day ReturnsEligible for Free ShippingThis is our daily, go-to fanny sling. It’s comfortable, adjustable, and fits your daily carry from wallets to keys to phones, and even a 35mm camera.
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Jun 3, 2024 | 
shopmoment.com | Andrew Kearns |Natalie Carrasco |Hunter Scott |Steven Schultz
The water-resistant tarpaulin material protects your daily essentials and precious camera gear from rain and snow, while the padding on the laptop sleeve and optional camera cube mean you can bring your electronics with you worry-free. With your camera only seconds away, you'll never miss a shot againQuick connecting grab handles for easy grab and carryThe PRVKE is designed with just the right amount of technical load distribution.
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May 26, 2024 | 
huntercreatesthings.medium.com | Hunter Scott
Times are tough. The barren wasteland stretches out. In the distance, you can hear a loping V8 interceptor engine. The sound of chains wrapped around leather boots.Through the dust, he appears. It's Mel Gibson. "I just came for the Kodak."Look, film is getting pretty pricey - but it's also in short supply. While I still love indulging in shooting on celluloid, the fact is: it's not always possible.
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
opmed.doximity.com | Jenny Jones |Shivik Patel |Tod Stillson |Hunter Scott
As part of my global emergency medicine fellowship, I traveled to the Peruvian Amazon to participate in conducting a needs assessment of the locally available health care resources in conjunction with a local nonprofit. Much of this region of the world is only accessible by boat, and getting to a hospital can take days for those living in the most remote communities. At the end of our trip, my group embarked on a lake adventure.
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Mar 25, 2024 | 
opmed.doximity.com | Tod Stillson |Shivik Patel |Hunter Scott
In the fast-paced world of medicine, many of you find yourself constrained by the demands of full-time W-2 employment, which can impact your personal and professional lives. I know about this tension from my first 15 years of practice as a traditional employee. Growing up in a working-class family, my path to livelihood was shaped by the norm of working for someone else. Factory jobs and small businesses defined my pre-professional days, making it the only way I knew to earn a living.
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Mar 25, 2024 | 
opmed.doximity.com | Shivik Patel |Tod Stillson |Hunter Scott
After an evening of networking among vascular surgery trainees, the 2024 Society for Clinical Vascular Surgery Symposium began with an opportunity to acknowledge the value of private practice vascular surgery in the care of our patients. The Sunday morning private practice session echoed the sentiments of our private practice colleagues. The conversation initially highlighted the symbiotic relationship between private practice and academic vascular practices.
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Mar 25, 2024 | 
opmed.doximity.com | Hunter Scott |Ryan McCormick |Ryan Mccormick |Jing Li
“The one thing you really need to know is it isn’t made of cholesterol. They’ll ask that on boards.” Next slide. The anatomy and pathology of the ear was certainly not “high yield” for an exam. Most students probably gave it a brief once over before turning to cardiac physiology or nephrotic syndromes.
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Feb 17, 2024 | 
huntercreatesthings.medium.com | Hunter Scott
Every ex-skateboarder knows two things. His knees hurt, and fisheyes are fucking sick. Music photographers also share this view, but most of the time they can’t hear you talking about it. And yet, we seem to see a lack of the commercially-ubiquitous fisheye in the world of “Fine-Art” photography. Why, I wonder? As per usual, I’ve got an opinion, and if you keep reading, you will too. See, the problem with fisheye lenses is this:You can’t really compose your images.
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Feb 3, 2024 | 
huntercreatesthings.medium.com | Hunter Scott
Kodak Gold. It is so simple, ubiquitous, and omnipresent in the world of film photography, that we often take it for granted. I don’t think we should, and I think it often gets overlooked in favor of Portra. Don’t get me wrong — I like Portra! But there’s something very important that I need to say about Kodak Gold. It doesn’t discriminate. You can give your 12 year old a Minolta point and shoot with a roll of Gold, and they’ll take lovely pictures.
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Jan 11, 2024 | 
huntercreatesthings.medium.com | Hunter Scott
Street Portrait Photography is the art of approaching strangers in public, and asking to take posed photos of them. You might ask to photograph them exactly as they are, or you might move them to a better angle, and direct them on how to pose and act. This is in contrast to candid street photography, where you take unposed photos of your subjects, without interacting with them, and even sometimes without them noticing.
