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Friday, April 13, 2012
Your best camera is ...
The best camera is the camera you carry with you. Who said that? Chase Jarvis? Anyways, I always carry a Panasonic DMC-FZ30 in my backpack when I go to work. It's a light camera with fair image quality. It's one camera that has kept its battery charge for months and has an electronic viewfinder. I take it out of its backpack from time to time, and catch some few interesting things on the streets of Mississauga and Toronto from time to time.
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Invasion of What?
What are these bugs? I've never seen them before. I saw them at my parents' place the other day. Lots of them in soil or grassy areas.
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What are these bugs? I've never seen them before. I saw them at my parents' place the other day. Lots of them in soil or grassy areas. -
This shot was taken with the D7200 from inside my car. I had to pull over quickly and I didn't have time to think about the settings. I ... -
A local Zellers store is having liquidation sales of everything in the store. I was browsing through some electronics the other day--not pl...
Uhh... Did you just incriminated yourself by posting evidence of you drive and shoot at the same time?
ReplyDeleteDid I say I shot those myself? Oh, yeah, I did. :)
ReplyDeleteIn the third photo, I was actually able to somewhat compose the picture a bit. There wasn't really much time as the light was going to turn green so I took the shot quickly.
In the first two photos, I had to take the shots blindly. The first day I noticed the tent, I was stuck in traffic. I tried to reach for the camera but traffic then started to move so was not able to take a shot. That was too bad because I had the perfect perspective at that point. On the second day, I had no luck. Traffic was moving too quickly. On the third day, traffic slowed down around the area and I used the shoot-from-the-hip trick so to speak. The camera took three shots in a row, and the third got the tent. On the fourth day, traffic slowed down again, and the same shoot-from-the-hip trick captured that photo. I was lucky it got anything. It would have been a perfect shot if a guy was standing just outside the tent with a mug of coffee or something in his hand.