I've been shooting digital photos since 1998, because it was cool, and I still shoot digital, because it's cheap (except for the last year, during which I've shot digital maybe twice, as an experiment). When David Yee isn't staying up late to take pictures of buildings, he writes, eats, programs, and spends quality time with the people and gadgets he loves. He lives, perennially, in Brooklyn.

I shoot with a Contax T2 (for about a year, I used an Olympus Stylus Epic) and various 35 mm films, but when I shoot digital, I use a Canon 20D, usually with a 28-105 f3.5-4.5 lens that I've borrowed from a friend, and occasionally with a 50mm f/1.8 (which is not as profound a lens as I had hoped, but whatever).

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