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the wrought iron and weathered boardwalk planks really work well together and the purple highlights in the sky are gorgeous.
stunning, i'd give you a ten if i could. it's great to see your style growing over the months, what an eye you have... ~"When an inner situation is not made conscious, it appears outside as fate." Karl Jung~
I am still umming and ahing over whether or not to go out with the camera today. We've had rain and sunny spells so I may chance it. I have just cleaned all my leneses and formatted my memory cards. I have my all weather clothing ready so I have no real excuse not to go out. Ad astra per aspera
I ran back to the car and the sun came out in the distance. I didn't get any especially good photos but I'll stick a couple in here in a bit. Ad astra per aspera
then my camera died today, talk about the sunset effect!
it was a samsung techwin digimax S1000/kenox 10.1 mb, and i really liked it, though i hadn't got that deep into what it can do yet.
i'm uncertain whether to get another like it, or go for the 12.0 mb cameras that have come out since.
since most of what i try to capture is light effects, and i'm a complete dummy with manuals, i'd pay a bit more to have quality, but don't really need bells and whistles i probably get around to using.
any suggestions in the 2-300 range, anyone?
such a wonderful last day, though...
i had just mounted paddy today to go ride and two falcons started circling above me, quite low. i turned on the camera to grab some shots and it just lights up for a second then beeps at me, and the lens stays out.
gaah ~"When an inner situation is not made conscious, it appears outside as fate." Karl Jung~
it's moribund, there are flickers of response, but after 2 secs it dies. and yes i tried two fresh sets of batteries.
it's odd, because the lens cap had been jamming for a couple of months, i'd have to tap it for it to fully open, then i dropped it the other day, (first time), and the lenscap worked again.
2 more days of normal life then this...
RIP ~"When an inner situation is not made conscious, it appears outside as fate." Karl Jung~
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