Bartram Nason

@bartnason.bsky.social

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Cinematographer, documentary photographer and software engineer. Founder of https://www.civicmatters.us/ Photography at https://www.bartramnason.com/ Lives in Chicago. Originally from Atlanta.

A delivery robot waiting at a bus stop in Chicago
Screenshot from FedEx that says Out for delivery, your driver Jesus is on the way
A vibration isolation mount for cameras resting on a wooden coffee table in an office.
North American beaver on the banks of the Chicago River
A man standing with his back to the camera looking through binoculars out over a large body of water. There is a “danger” sign immediately to his left.
E-bike odometer showing 1500 miles.
Screenshot of Chicago weather showing the temperature as -8
Email from the city of Atlanta that says “City of Atlanta Closing”
Woman singing at a microphone on a dark stage. Drummer in the background.
Behind the scenes photo of an on camera interview in a dive bar. A woman with blond hair is sitting at a bar stool, framed by a camera and the back of the interviewers head.
A discarded can of beer with the logo ICE in a patch of snow with a couple of bikes in the background.
A man standing on large steps in the snow, with a camera and telephoto lens hanging from his neck.
A man in purple swimsuit standing in the snow by Lake Michigan with the Chicago skyline in the distance
An informational note displayed in green, discussing the application/x-www-form-urlencoded format. The text criticizes it as an ‘aberrant monstrosity,’ describing it as the result of implementation accidents and compromises. It warns readers to pay attention to the complexities of nested conversions between character encodings and byte sequences, while acknowledging its widespread use due to HTML forms.
AI generated version of the I Want To Believe poster from the X-Files with a sleigh and reindeer flying across the sky.
A pixelated mural of a Citroen Ami style car
Screenshot from Say Nothing with the caption replaced to read “I would die to slightly inconvenience a driver”