“Learning to be problem-centred”
Not that life should be about problems, but when presented with them:
Sometimes the question is just a question and the answer, if there is one, lies somewhere within the problem, waiting to be found.
Worth thinking about, I reckon.
It’s official. Miss 1 is better at saving her money than me.
Does anyone else compete with the ETA on their GPS?
No?
Just me?
OK.
PS: I don’t endorse the taking of photos at this speed.
Won’t be long and Miss 1 will be able to spell stuff with these.
e.g. BACKOFF.
If only there were two Fs.
Most birds don’t let me get this close with my 35mm lens.
(By the way, if you notice any grain in these images, it’s because I added it. Even at ISO 6400, the X100 produces remarkably clean files.)
In case you hadn’t noticed, I’m doing a photo-a-day project this year.
It’s called “x100.365” because I’m shooting every image with my beloved Fujifilm FinePix X100, quite possibly the best camera ever made. It’s tiny, quirky, slow, and almost entirely devoid of bells and whistles. It’s also built like a brick, comes with a beautiful, non-interchangeable 35mm-equivalent f/2 lens, and has a ridiculously capable 1.5x crop sensor inside. I should probably also mention the hybrid optical/digital viewfinder, which makes it a Leica-beating almost-rangefinder, and totally sets it apart from competitors like the OM-D.
It’s everything a serious street camera should be, and I absolutely love it.
Anyway, back to my photo-a-day project.
Turns out, some days I shoot more than one viable photo. What do with the extras?
Clearly, a monthly “outtake” post is called for.
Enjoy the first edition!
Yes, I had to stand in the middle of Main Road, Glendale for this one.
No, it wasn’t at all embarrassing.
When you’ve let the grass grow so long you feel sorry for the displaced grasshoppers…
Yes, that.
See the two bread sticks? One isn’t enough. She needs two of everything. One for each hand.
It’s OK while it’s bread and biscuits. She’d better be over it before it’s cars and … men.