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Studly Photographer: “Okay Sasha, give me your meanest, most intimidating face.”
Me: 😁
Studly Photographer: “...let’s try that again.”
Me: 😁 but with more effort

I swear I was TRYING to look scary. Apparently my “mean face” reads as “golden retriever who just heard the word walk.” Ten attempts deep and the man was begging. I SAID MEAN FACE, SASHA.
In my defense, it’s really hard to look intimidating when you’re doing what you love. The kettlebell was scared of me though. Probably.

Swipe to watch me fail at being scary in chronological order.

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In Memoriam | Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II (2013–2026)
It is with a heavy heart and an even heavier repair estimate that we announce the peaceful passing of our beloved Nifty Fifty. Gone on June 5, 2026, in Julian, California. Cause of death: natural causes and 13 years of unconditional service.

This humble lens asked for nothing. It cost less than a tank of gas. It photographed the halls of the United States Senate. It never once complained, unlike its owner, who has been sobbing into his camera bag since Thursday.

Swipe to view the official San Diego County Coroner evidence photographs. The Medical Examiner has confirmed the remains will be donated to science.

A memorial reel will be posted at a later date. We kindly ask that you please respect the privacy of the family during this difficult time.

The successor, the Canon RF 50mm f/1.2 L, has been named. Arrival is pending the successful private sale of one functioning kidney. Inquiries to be directed to the owner’s empty wallet.

It was plastic. It was cheap. It was perfect.

Gonna miss my daily RBV videos from this cool dude.

Thanks, , for keeping us informed, entertained, and occasionally making us wonder if you ever sleep. Thanks for investing so much into the next generation, you’ve made a bigger impact than you probably realize.

Why did the personal trainer break up with the treadmill? It just wasn’t going anywhere. 🤡🍩🍩🤡

The Los Fallbrook Warriors of Fallbrook U9 All-Stars battled hard against visiting Carlsbad Youth Baseball of Carlsbad All-Stars, but came up short in a 10-6 contest. Both teams showcased impressive defense and loud bats throughout the game, creating plenty of exciting moments on the field. The Warriors fought to chip away at the deficit, but Carlsbad held on to secure the win.

Despite the outcome, the Warriors displayed heart, hustle, and determination from first pitch to final out. On to the next one.