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Just finished that book last night, actually. And perhaps I was being a little over dramatic with the "collecting dust" bit. I've used the camera everyday sinc
by fluxquanta 11y ago
Just finished that book last night, actually.
And perhaps I was being a little over dramatic with the "collecting dust" bit. I've used the camera everyday since I've gotten it, if not just to drill the features and how to access them into my head.
And also, part of the reason why I've been reading more than shooting for the past week has been that spring still hasn't come yet up here, and I haven't wanted to stand outside in the below freezing cold during the ~2ish hours of daylight after I get home from work.
- asteadman 11y agoAppears that you're upstate New York from your previous comments. I'm in Edmonton, Canada. For half of the year it is literally dark when I go to work in the morning and dark when I drive home. I'm envious of your 2 hours. (Of course the flip side is that the other half of the year it's never dark).
- fluxquanta 11y agoAh, okay. I'm about an hour south of Ottawa, actually. Not quite as bad as up in Edmonton, I'm sure, but I can relate to the winter darkness. Between November and March I'm lucky if I get a cold 15 minutes of sunshine on my drive in to work in the morning.