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The result was picking up and shooting everything here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cannelbrae/collections/72157624633077030/
Wonderful work.
The result was picking up and shooting everything here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cannelbrae/collections/72157624633077030/
Things I can't afford.
Cheers,
R.
Lol, I think credit cards have a lot to answer for in their role in all the photo-gear GAS.
Wonderful work.
Every year, I stop myself from buying into the Leica club. Not because I don't think it's worth it, but because I'm the kind of gear lover that will end up receiving visits in the night from large men with blunt objects. Buying into the Leica thing would seal my fate for sure.
For the last two years, I haven't been turned on by anything enough to spend any real cash. For some reason, I kind of lost my photomojo in recent years and have been struggling to ignite the fire again.
Last year, I received a Canon S90 as a Christmas gift from my parents. I was thankful to have received such an excellent and handy fixed lens camera. No lenses to want for. That pretty much kept me away from danger for this year.
This week, however, things have taken a strong turn for what I hope is the better. I learned about the Sony NEX-5 recently and about its ability to mount a giant assortment of lenses via adapters. I immediately envisioned a compact camera with a nice little rangefinder lens attached. A little research later, I have purchased the lens and adapter and the body is in my nearest future.
I see 2011 being a tough year for my bank account but a strong year for my photography. Yes, I am inspired by my tools and find my creative fire burns more brightly when there are new tools in my bag.
Voigtlander 75/1.8 -- looks too cool but I definitely don't need one. Definitely.