Listening to My Own Advice

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May 13, 2011

I have an on-again-off-again relationship with my camera. I'm mercuial and easily distracted. There are times in my life when I spend a lot of time with my camera and there are times in my life when it sits on the shelf, ignored.

Last week I posted a bit of advice about always carrying your camera. And this week I decided to heed that advice. I was presented with opportunities for good photos this week; First, the skies have been gloomy and the light diffuse, and I was out and about a lot. I would not have been able to take advantage of these opportunities if my camera had been sitting on the shelf.

I've spent some quaility time with my camera this week and I'm pretty pleased with the results.

Posted by Elizabeth Carls in Art, Photos | Permalink

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I love the picture with the old chair out in the brush. Your pictures are always so nice. Good advice, but I too neglect to carry my camera with me.

Posted by: Elizabeth Mathers | May 24, 2011 at 07:14 AM

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