This site is dedicated to my first passion: photography. The first camera I had ever held was a Minolta SLR when I was just over 4 years old (1990?)...I believe I broke that camera not too many years afterwards, but the passion and thirst for the control that one has in capturing a scene from one's own perspective and thus forcing others to see it from said perspectiv
While photography took a backburner, my love for music and instruments grew. And thus, the decade of musical experimentation began for me starting first with the recorder. I hated that blasted instrument. The violin was next (and continued for a number of years), followed abruptly by the alto-saxophone through the duration of my middle school years. In high school I began playing the trumpets, only after losing interest playing drums (and only because there was one drum set and we had to take turns), and quickly fell in love with the trumpet.
At about the age of 16 I lost interest in playing instruments and began to develop a fond admiration for the skills required to snorkel and scuba dive, and the surreal tranquility afforded by immersion in an underwater seascape. Living in Toronto made the investment in scuba gear a poor decision in hindsight...but then again, hindsight is 20/20.
Now, having just finished my second year at university I have come full circle and am reunited with my first love: photography. It's been just about over
With the D80 I purchased an 18-135mm Nikkor lens to better cover a wide range of functions
Along with the D80 and the Nikkor, I purchased a much yearned for Crumpler bag!!! This is by far the keystone to my photography arch. It allows me the functionality of a bag that easily stores a DSLR, 15" notebook, textbooks for school, and even a tripod! More importantly, it does this ergonomically and with a blazé style that (if you know me) is all to too critical in everything from my attire to my attitude. It is truly my backpack-Volkswagen --unique, tasteful, and sophisticated...not to mention quirky/fun!
To balance the good with the bad this month, Maroon 5's new album and the LP album were so
Breezy,
-h
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1 comment:
I think you should try to focus on something in the distance to try and create more of a tunnel effect.
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