Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 29/09/2026This is impressive... having dabbled in festivals it's amazing what they've pulled together to support the recovery of tornado-struck Menasha. 010
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 23/09/2026It was the f2.5. Wish I still had it! I sold all of my film gear except my Rolleiflex in 2005. 200
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 22/09/2026I haven't bought beef in a long time, but I recently picked up some bacon and was slack jawed by the cost of the good stuff! It's hard for me to accept the 'can't afford an EV' at face value. I picked up a used Chevy Bolt for about the same as an ICE alternative and it's saved me $ since. 110
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 22/09/2026My world is more government/nonprofit sustainability & clean energy, and same. The beef thing in particular is a huge cultural barrier. 1100
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 21/09/2026I'm out of the restaurant biz (sold in 2019), but no doubt they're getting hit with fuel surcharges on all of their deliveries right now. 000
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 19/09/2026I've had to get refills of my daily "workhorse" inks. But I have bottles I've been using for years. It will depend on your usage. I have about 10 pens that cost $5—$30 and two that cost $30—$100. Finding old pens at estate sales and such is a good hunt too. No one needs a Montblanc. 010
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 19/09/2026French Market, New Orleans, 2019 #Photography #NewOrleans #StreetPhotography Another photo that I realized I've never shared before. I like this one. We were staying in the French Quarter, so I got up around daybreak and wandered around. They were just hosing down Bourbon Street... 093
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 17/09/2026The way Kamala Harris talked about a vague tax on the middle class without using the word 'tariff,' always bothered me. People didn't know what she was talking about, didn't connect it to Trump's actions. 110
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 16/09/2026That's some good journalism, I've been wondering about this program. My kid is part of that second cohort, and while it saved us a little anxiety (though I never doubted they'd get in), it never felt particularly equitable to me. 000
Reposted by Alex GaltChris Conroy @conroyforreal.bsky.social · 16/09/2026We are probably mere hours away from the brain-damage machine that is this timeline spitting out the headline "The Kennedy Center has reopened to host the cancelled Ed Sheeran tour" 416616
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 15/09/2026They've lost my 80-year old mother, who has watched 60 Minutes every Sunday for decades. There was no more loyal viewer. 021
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 13/09/2026You're so good at distilling things so that we can talk about them more easily. Thanks for that. 000
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 08/09/2026One of mine is, the other got off to a good start and then, seemingly, lost interest. So, based on that scientific study, parenting isn't a factor. 000
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 07/09/2026building (and its contents) had been purchased by a baker and she was just giving all of the books away. I walked out with armfuls—mostly photography and Pre-Columbian North American history. None of it stuff that I was looking for. I wish I'd seen your post yesterday, I would have checked. (3/3) 110
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 07/09/2026musty by about 2015, has just continued to molder. As we drove by, we saw that the store appeared to be open. So we did a quick turn around in the parking lot of a popcorn shop (this is in Door County, which is to Chicago what the Hamptons is to NYC), to check it out. We discovered that the (2/3) 110
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 07/09/2026I love the hyper specific book mission! Good luck in your search. I had the opposite experience yesterday. In our wanderings, my wife and I passed a once glorious used bookstore—possibly the best in Wisconsin—that has been closed since the Pandemic. The stock there, which had grown oppressively(1/3) 110
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 04/09/2026I can remember a time when people would bring handheld DVD players onto the subway and be performative main character types amongst the novel and newspaper readers (reading a newspaper in a crowded train is a lost art). 010
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 03/09/2026Not that this is a great photo, though I do like it for some reason. But this retaining wall and the trees you see above it were torn out last week, and this arrangement of things and light will never happen again. The most mundane photos become documents of their time. #BelieveInFilm #Photography 0140
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 02/09/2026I put up some new shelves and it pleased me to put my cameras on display temporarily. I’ll return most of them to a dust-free drawer when I get over the novelty of having a spot that fits them all. The Rolleiflex is my favorite. #BelieveInFilm 140
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 31/08/2026If you have been be-deviled by a Canon Pixma printer, the solution (pun intended) may just well be distilled water : isopropyl alcohol : ammonia in a 10 : 2 : 1 ratio. My printer has been non-functional for 2 years and following the instructions in the attached video resuscitated it! I am elated!youtube.comHow to unclog a Canon Pro 100 PrintheadYouTube video by HBT 001
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 23/08/2026How are the vertical metal pieces affixed to the horizontal shelves? 000
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 22/08/2026I think he's drawing from both... the undercurrent of divorce is very Spielbergian. I do have to say that seeing my own childhood era as a movie setting is making me feel old! 010
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 22/08/2026"A" was my best guess. I did enjoy how specifically 1982 it felt. I was 8 that year. 000
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 22/08/2026Saw it with my 18-year old, we thought it was fun. My question is: why did they choose to set it in the 1980s? 110
Reposted by Alex Galtceej @ceej.online · 20/08/2026they put up a dada center just outside of town and life has been unbearable ever since. thing looks like a fucking fish 9453841008
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 17/08/2026Flood, Wisconsin, April 2026 #BelieveInFilm (Nikon FE, Double XX) 0110
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 15/08/2026People make carve outs in their ethics so they can do things like eat hamburgers. 100
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 14/08/2026Dude's playing in the big leagues, right up there with Mao and Stalin. 000
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 13/08/2026Selling photos for stock used to be a good source of revenue for photographers 160
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 13/08/2026I think the media & establishment would be freaking out less about Democratic Socialists if MAGA candidates were honest enough to call themselves Republican Fascists. 010
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 13/08/2026He actually kind of does look like the guy I lived across the street from who covered his driveway in carpeting. 010
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 09/08/2026No one mentioned state level elections, that was something you must have assumed. 060
Alex Galt @alexgalt.com · 08/08/2026Tis International Cat Day and our cat, Babushka, is second to none. We've been calling these the Babushka years. #Caturday #InternationalCatDay #BlackCats 0192
