“Some days you will be a light for others, and some days you will need some light from them. As long as there is light, there is hope, and there is a way.” ~ Jennifer Gayle
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old man
Grandma finally found the aperture control on the Sony. If it was a snake, it woulda bit me. (in proper English that’s, ‘if it were a snake, it would have bitten me’). Anyway, once I found it, I started cooking with gas. I cannot believe the image quality. And my fav lens I bought with the camera? It’s an incredible piece of glass with very little lens aberration and perfect bokeh. The first image was the moment I found the aperture wheel. Then the old man, who went splayed back legs down the stairs this morning, needed a little extra TLC, and I needed to stop down to see how good f 2.8 looked. It’s a pretty good look at his old dog nose (and he’s feeling better this evening, thanks for asking). Since I couldn’t sell both kidneys, I couldn’t get all the lenses I wanted, but all was not lost. I bought an adapter for my Canon lenses and captured the young buck and icicles. It’ll work. Now, I’m ready for adventures. Who’s with me?
adaptor: young man
adaptor: ice
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