Neglected, not abandoned. Yes, archondigital.com is still very much alive. I’ve been as always, consistently inconsistent with updating content on this for as far as I could remember. A lot of this has to do with me being busy (I’ve given this excuse here numerous times too) but that really is what it is, I […]
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Dagonoy Market. San Andres Bukid, Manila.A child sprints and jumps over an empty crate which doubles as part of an obstacle course put up by children playing just outside Dagonoy Market in San Andres Bukid, Manila.
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About
Hi, I'm Jon, I run Archon Digital.
I’m a front end developer who started out as a graphic designer in print before shifting to design and development on the web. Archon Digital is my blog, my personal repository of thoughts in digital form.
When I am not at work, I take photographs of the street life around me either in film or on digital.
Learn more about me and this website.
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A repository of thoughts, my consciousness in digital form.
Played GTAV when I had nothing to play to test on my livestreaming rig while prepping for a client event.
Just test streaming for an event gigjust test streaming for an event later… what better way to test than to goof around in #GTAV
Posted by Archon Digital on Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Life is a blur.
One of those unplanned walks where I end up shooting on my way home after an afternoon of meetings. It was a Friday and I was having a difficult time getting a ride. This photo is part of a self-project/series I am working on called Buhay Jeepney where I take photos of everyday people commuting using […]
So, it’s 2018 now.
It’s February and this is the first time I’m posting in months. I’ve neglected this blog for quite some time and this space doesn’t deserve to be neglected as such.
Sale! Carriedo, Sta. Cruz, Manila at night.
A vendor selling street food in Carriedo Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila. Taken last September 1, 2017. I haven’t been out much on the streets since getting the Sony RX100 Mark V, but this photo I took at night just blew me away. This image is from a one-inch sensor, a lowly, point-and-shoot camera.