Giving it a shot...: January 11, 2010

January 11, 2010

Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/100
Av( Aperture Value ) 1.4
ISO Speed 200

Indoor waterfalls

I guess the shower was the closest I could get to a waterfall today - water... gravity... a camera... time to get creative when stuck indoors! :)

It was snowing and too cold to be outdoors today, not to mention I am without a car for the time being. I spent much of the day installing software on my laptop, and I am happy to say that I am back in the game with Lightroom, and can now edit to my heart's content. Time did waste away, and it was probably 4:00 by the time I actually got into this waterfall!

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AndrewJanuary 11, 2010 at 7:18 PM
I like it - do you think if you used some artificial lighting, you could get a faster shutter speed without bumping your ISO too much? I love seeing really crisp water shots.
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Don and KriseJanuary 11, 2010 at 9:15 PM
Isn't it funny what effect a photo has on your brain? As soon as I saw your post I thought of the movie Psycho.
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BreannaJanuary 12, 2010 at 6:51 AM
Since it's raining here, I'm going to need ideas for indoor shots! Glad you are up and running again!!

I really like this!
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DijeaJanuary 12, 2010 at 8:37 PM
AWESOME SHOT!
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GallowJanuary 16, 2010 at 5:11 AM
Wow! I like this one a lot. It's amazing how many every day items are around us that are beautiful. Many times I don't even see them until somebody else does. You captured an everyday item, and brought out it's beauty.
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A New Year

Back in November, 2009, I promised myself that I would give this a shot until the first of the new year. Here it is a new decade. I was hoping to improve my skills by having a photo daily. Looking back over the past few months, I believe that this journal has helped me in more ways than I can describe.

One of the days missing - December 4th - was the day that I was diagnosed with cancer. If you've been reading, you may have read a few references to my illness in some posts. I plan to continue my project, cancer or not. I may even talk about it a bit more here. I don't want to change the "tone" in my photography (or this blog), but I am here to tell a story through my eyes, my feelings, my emotions. I will be running the gamut of them.... some days fear, sadness, anger, indifference, gratitude and love. I'm hoping it has some impact.

My journey to recovery has begun - I am in the midst of a rigorous treatment plan consisting of radiation and chemo therapies. I still have several weeks to go, and have my good days and bad. There may be some days I may not feel up to taking photos or writing, but I'm working on finding my balance. I can tell you that I still find peace and therapy in what I'm doing with my camera and this journal. In some regards this may be one of the things to help me through. I don't want to be defined by this illness, or my journey to overcome this illness.

Even more than my contribution to this space, I take pleasure and inspiration by viewing and supporting fellow bloggers with passion for photography. Please have a look at these sites and spaces and see the talent that has sparked my interest in sharing my work and thoughts.

So whatever comes of this page, or me... I am giving it a shot as best as I can. It's a journey, and I am pretty tough. So come on the journey with me, and hang out with me while I take my shots :)

Giving it a shot...

January 11, 2010

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