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Oven Baked Bacon

Posted on 13th May 201826th July 2018 by Khürt

A Secret to the Best Bacon Ever (Kitchn)

I think we can agree that crispy, smoky bacon is one of life's greatest pleasures. However, standing over a hot stove dodging sputtering bacon grease is not. Here is how we can have the best of both worlds: a hands-free, hassle-free method for cooking perfect bacon, all in the oven.

I've cooked my bacon this way for several years. It's easy and simple. I like simple breakfasts. I like thick cut bacon but my family (except for my vegetarian wife) prefers the thinner slices. The bacon expert in the house, my daughter Kiran, says the thin slices cook more crisp. I'm still practicing and developing…

Setting up the Fujifilm X100F for Street Photography

Posted on 23rd December 201722nd June 2018 by Khürt

Setting up the Fujifilm X100F for Street Photography (Ian MacDonald Photography)

I’ve had a lot of requests over the last few weeks to describe the camera settings I use when I am out shooting on the street, so I thought I would take a few minutes to walk through how I set up the new Fuji X100F.

Fuji X100F ACROS Settings

Posted on 23rd December 201728th January 2018 by Khürt

Fuji X100F: My Go-To ACROS Settings (The Broketographers)

I've always shot almost entirely JPEG on all of my Fuji cameras over the years; mostly because the JPEGs look so good straight out of camera, that I don't usually have to do much (if any) editing, and also because the small Fuji cameras I've owned over the years have been more "walkaround" cameras.

Fujifilm Fuji X100F Settings for Street Photography

Posted on 23rd December 201722nd June 2018 by Khürt

Fujifilm X100F Settings for Street Photography & Weddings (Fujifilm X-Photography | F16.Click)

My Fujifilm X100F Settings for Street Photography & Wedding Photography by UK Official Fujifilm X-Photographer Kevin Mullins.

Siri and Google Maps

Posted on 28th October 201727th October 2017 by Khürt

WordPress Theme Designer Specialist, Daniel Brinneman provides an interesting hack to get Siri to use Google Maps instead of Apple Maps. Photo by Dan Chung on Unsplash [exif id="32577"]