My photography this last month has been limited in
scope. It’s almost March, and I have
spent much of this month recovering from a IBS attack. Like with allergy solutions, all one can do
is empirically search for the cause. In
the end I stopped the yogurt and the fake sugars. Now it feels like a kidney stone. What kind of old lady am I to burden you with
my aches and pains instead of photography.
It’s not been good photography either. The bears are still crooked, and I shot into
the light. The mid-century modern
sideboard is missing the left side.
There’s also one of those metal insert thingy’s remaining behind the
glasses. I was just too lazy to take it
out.
But it’s been fun.
Three days a week I wander the store with camera in hand. Sometimes there’s a treat to shoot, other
times Photoshop turns something average into a treat. I wouldn’t be missing this for the world. It’s the apprenticeship in photography I
missed when I lived with the photographer.
I am very grateful the bear table did not find it's way home with you.
ReplyDeleteThose colored wine glasses are to die for. I would love to place them on my table.
ReplyDeleteI loved all the photos even with odd backgrounds...LOL
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I hope it's not a kidney stone!
ReplyDeleteI know you have led a challenged life, but to be an apprentice to a photographer does sound romantic, and since you know my biggest addiction is photograph (self-taught) I could use a mentor.
ReplyDeleteNo kidney stones, I get them too. Keep drinking that water.
ReplyDeleteIBS sucks -- big time. I'm sorry.
ReplyDeleteI find your photography inspiring, actually.
And G is funny, isn't he? :)
Finding something to photograph is always a treat. I love the greens in that first pic.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're feeling much better before too long.
In your role for the shop's facebook posts, I would guess you have to be in the photojournalist mode. You have to get there, get what you can and move on to publishing it. all on a fairly tight time frame.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your photos for the subjects as well as for the composition and technical skills demonstrated. Your selection and repetition of shapes, color and themes enliven my day with humor, memories, visual treats, and a sense of changing culture.
Thanks for keeping on taking those pix and posting, even though you are working under health challenges
Sometimes it is more fun not to doctor a shot too much.
ReplyDeleteI would find life very difficult without yoghourt.
Sleeping over a book..been there! Dianne
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm definitely a fan of Photoshop. It has saved more photos than I can remember. These photos are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteAs for aches and pains and everything bodily thing else, we can all relate!
I followed a link here to your blog, and I am delighted! I just love your style. I, too, have been lazy with my photography. L is for lazy
ReplyDeleteEdit: That sounded rude! I didn't mean that YOU are lazy. I'm lazy with my photography. I'm L is for lazy. Oh, jeez. I'll be quiet.
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