Was there a different way that we looked at ourselves different in a pre-social media era? Have we completely changed it? Just curios on what the thoughts, and what does the recent empirical studies say about it.
Thanks,
Was walking on broadway the other day and realized it's a great spot for evening/night photography. A lot of construction, some neon signs, store fronts. Not a lot of people after 9.30 p.m.
I'm an amateur but was wondering if anyone else would like to join. Planning to start from broadway city hall to burrard and then on burrard, because that we can cover some nicely lit car stores too.
Let me know if anyone is interested. 31M, married here, btw.
31M, married, living in downtown, looking to meet people as I have a lot of time and I don't know anyone around here.
I'm originally from Delhi in India, but have spent the last few years in the US, and I'm here now. As I said, I have a lot of time, so I do a lot of things.
My time here looks like mostly working on creative stuff (these days its making websites, I'm also desiging a card game) through the day. I'm currently re-watching sopranos, but also watching hacks and the bear whenever I get time. Love sci-fi stuff in general, and these days I'm trying to read Hegel's pheonomenology (lol) and a lot more of the economist (the magazine, just discovered it recently). I've been obsessed with Magdalena bay's last album since it came out, but mostly listening to charli xcx, opeth, radiohead, porcupine tree, death grips etc. I try to head out for walks around false creek/david lam in the mornings/evenings. On the weekends I'm usually at Jericho soaking in some sun, out for some beginner hike, or clicking photos in the city.
In the past I've met some really great folks through reddit, so looking forward to meet more. Comment here or DM if you'd like to go on a walk, get a coffee or a beer.
Cheers!