
designer @poolsideai, @vercel, @sketch. bird photographer
england
Joined January 2024
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close up with a long tailed tit amongst the dense branches. hard to keep in frame, even harder when there's hundreds of twigs in the way 😅
bird photos from yesterday. only managed one bearded reedling, probably too early for them in this area. marsh harrier, great egret and kingfisher
I’ve been designing and building an app recently how do I even share this here do I just make a video of me talking about it or what
I ended up making these yesterday, but they don't really work as well as I hoped. gonna thicken the strokes and simplify and probably make filled variants for v2
working on a project, and I finished everything before making icons for it.
and now I have to actually make them I am looking at my portfolio like "how did I make any of this???"
I need this for birding... omg
📹 Video as Photo Assistant 📷
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At this year’s Fleet Week, I mounted a GoPro to the hot shoe of my Sony A7RVI while shooting with a 400–800mm lens.
After importing the footage, I asked Codex to build a viewer that synchronized photo bursts with the shutter sounds captured in the video. Using Three.js and the GoPro’s motion telemetry, we placed the footage in 3D and added horizon-leveling assistance.
To approximate where each photo was framed, we added a rectangle sized from its focal length and image dimensions, with compensation for the GoPro’s stabilization.
Makes me wish the camera had a built-in context camera so more of my capture sessions could be reviewed this way.
It’s such a delight to build bespoke creative tools like this.
#Codex #Astra @OpenAI #Prototype @Adobe @threejs #CreativeTools @GoPro
I’ve not been birding for a while, but I hung out with my local heron earlier, and he posed for me. This was taken on my phone
my goal was to show a ton of work in different ways. and make it easy for me to just throw stuff on here without writing case studies. it's still missing a bunch of product design work and probably a few hundred icons but I did what I could 😅
looking at all the expressive eyes in a shape discourse, a couple years ago I did some very quick explorations for v0 when @pranathiperii asked me for something fun
peak really makes the apple watch worth using just for the complications alone. great app by my buddy @harshil
Always love photographing my local great crested grebes. I’ve been photographing them for a couple of years now, this was from Thursday morning.
a dipper swimming in the river, I think this is the most interesting thing to see them swimming against such fast flowing water with ease. they don't even have webbed feet
working on a lil animated guy for my new site. will probably speed up the animated icon but so far I like it



























