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Automatically Sending WordPress Posts to Flickr with Flickerer (Yet Another Janky Plugin)
On 75CentralPhotography, we publish a lot of photos. For years, I’ve wanted a dead-simple way to push those posts to Flickr without manually downloading/re-uploading images or copy/pasting captions and tags every time. So, in true tradition, I built another janky WordPress plugin. This one is called Flickerer. It automatically sends a post to Flickr when the post transitions to published, and…
Another Sketch from My Father
A few years ago, I shared a sketch that my father had made of a Victorian house in 1976. Well, now I’ve come across another one…this time an oil field scene that seems to take place in the 1930s East Texas oil boom. Or at least that’s how I imagine it. Sketched in 1978, we had just moved from our South Texas roots to East Texas where my father was himself working in the oil industry. I wasn’t…
Fine-Art Prints Are Now Available Direct from 75CentralPhotography.com
We’ve been quietly building toward this for a while, and it’s finally in a state where we’re comfortable calling it Prêt à l’emploi: you can now order fine-art prints directly from 75CentralPhotography.com. If you’ve ever looked at one of these photos and thought “I would like that on a wall instead of a glowing rectangle”—this is for you. The whole flow is built into the site—no third-party…
Stretching
Quick post today. I was recently playing around in Photoshop and made some stretched out photos and thought I’d share Chaotic, whimsical art at Meow Wolf Grapevine | The Real Unreal, Grapevine, Texas.The Royal Caribbean cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas, docked in the evening sun at Puerta Maya, Cozumel, Mexico.2025 Sundance Square Car & Culture ShowConcession stands on the carnival midway at…
New Gallery: A Mysterious Abandoned Building
Home for the Holidays: A Gallery
Reynosa, Mexico at the Dawn of the 21st Century
As mentioned previously, I’ve been slowly working my way through the massive archive of negatives and prints from my family’s archive. I recently came across a set of prints from twenty-five years ago, when my late father and I visited my grandparents at their home in South Texas and took a day to take a quick visit across the border to the Mexican city of Reynosa. Scanning these photos, I—and…
Old Photo Sleeves, Part 2
A while back, I shared a collection of old photo sleeves. So, now, before the weekend, I thought I share a few more as a quick post before logging off for a few days. I talked a bit about Fox Photo in the previous post, but, man, I love that logo. Here’s a closer look: I wonder if I can get this on a t-shirt? A free photo album page? Awesome! Here’s how to redeem: This next one caught my eye…
Disturbingly-Good, Two Years On
A bit over a couple of years ago, I posted about how good Adobe Firefly was at generating images. Since then, AI image generation has evolved a lot and I thought I’d revisit that post by asking the latest iteration of Firefly to generate those same images with the same prompts so we could see how much it has evolved. Prompt: “a rugged beach in the pacific northwest of the united states with sea…
MassLinkOpener - A Chromium Extension for a Weird Edge Case
We recently began the arduous process of replacing JPEG images on 75CentralPhotography.com with WebP formatted images. But why? Well, we’re replacing all the photos on our site with WebP versions to improve performance and image quality. WebP files are significantly smaller than JPEGs while maintaining comparable—or often better—visual fidelity, which means faster page load times and reduced…
Introducing AI Denose
In April 2023, with the release of Lightroom’s various iterations, Adobe added AI Denoise—a revolutionary tool that uses artificial intelligence to remove image noise from photos, allowing users to “rescue” images plagued by what was once considered too much digital noise. Now, in 2025, [robotSprocket] introduces AI Denose, a revolutionary tool that runs right in your browser using Tensorflow…
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In Which I Share Some Tastiness**And by “Tastiness”, I mean “Nastiness” My brother recently sent over a photo of a questionable product he came across: Which, of course, reminded me of this nightmare product I thought up a while back:
Misirlou and the 4077th
If you’ve seen Pulp Fiction, then you’re probably aware of “Misirlou”. Quentin Tarantino used it for the open theme, specifically Dick Dale’s surf music-inspired version: And, if you some how missed that, you’ll probably be familiar with that version due to the Black Eyed Peas’ “Pump It”, which seems to just be the Dick Dale track playing with the Black Eyed Peas singing over top of it: But…
Stupid Photoshop - The Branzinomorph
Inspired by the fact that I heard the word “branzino” in three completely-separate contexts yesterday.
Programmatically Purging Cached Images from Cloudflare - Another Janky Wordpress Plugin
On 75CentralPhotography, we use Cloudflare caching to serve our photos fast and efficiently with reduced strain/traffic on our origin server. This works great until we make a small edit to an existing photo and replace the original on the site with the edited version. When this happens, Cloudflare doesn’t immediately know about the change and will continue to server their cached version instead…
Automatically Extracting Metadata from Photos in Wordpress
On 75CentralPhotography, in the spirit of transparency (as I previously touched-on here), we display the EXIF data, location and weather conditions for almost all of our photos of the day: We don’t manually add this data to each photo post, instead, we use a WordPress plugin we built to extract this data from the first photo in each post (which works fine since each post only has one photo).…
Creating Wordpress Tags from Photo Keywords - A Janky Plugin
As you probably know, 75CentralPhotography has been going strong with at least 1 photo shared every day since August 2007. Every photo is processed and catalogged in Lightroom Classic, part of which the process includes extensive tagging of the photos, including location, subject, category and equipment, among others. Until now, when a new photo was posted to the site, we’d meticulously enter a…