Category Archives: Regular Update
Resolutions
2009 has had its ups and downs, but the biggest downer has been feeling like total crap so many days out of the year. It really has been a bummer because it makes me to wonder what quality I am … Continue reading
Some Days I Just Feel Like Swearing
Some days I just feel like swearing as many times as I can at the top of my lungs! Not for any particular reason. I just feel like belting out a few thousand foul words. Today is one of those … Continue reading
The Hunt For a New Lens Is On!
I sold the Tamron a couple of weeks ago, and now I am on the hunt for a new lens for the Nikon D300. I have in mind the 17-55mm f/2.8, which has a rounded diaphragm, thus creating more natural … Continue reading
I am not Street Smart
I have thought more about this little door knocking episode from last night and have determined that I am not a street smart person. Of course the neighbours are worried about me taking pictures of their windows with the young … Continue reading
Neighbours Miff Me @ 10:30 PM
I just got a knock on the door at 10:30 PM. It was the woman next door. She said that a guy over the road said that I was shooting pictures of her window. Having not been out there at … Continue reading
Watching Prices on eBay
I think it is a funny thing how I am sat here for the last week watching the prices of camera equipment on eBay. I have a lens listed that I am more than happy to get rid of. It … Continue reading
A Wedding For A Friend
Yesterday I went out to shoot a wedding party, and though it was full of surprises, nothing was more surprising than when the entire party lined up against a wall to be shot. Really, they were a lot of wonderful … Continue reading
Much Ado About Nothing
There is a lot on my mind at the moment, but I am so tired I cannot exert much effort into doing anything about any of them. So, with any luck, I will get a blog post done and say … Continue reading
The Murder of John Adamo
Broomfield High School was a difficult place for anyone who went there. There were strict social lines that one must comply to, and failure to do so constituted a breach for which the violator risked alienation from the in crowd. … Continue reading