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This was the first outing for my new camera.
My old camera is like an extension of my handand I can concentrate on capturing an image.
Unfortunately, it has low resolution and minimal featuresand I had become bored with taking photos.
The new camera is only slightly largerbut it is taking me a while
to find the dials and small switches.
I thought that if I took it out at nightno-one would notice me fumbling
and accidentally taking pictures of my feet.
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congratulations on the new camera!
ReplyDeleteVery good indeed. Reminds me of good nights out in Cambridge many years ago.
ReplyDeleteThe first times using a new camera are always trying.
ReplyDeleteUnlike some people who do it deliberately. Thank you for not sharing.
ReplyDelete(You know what I mean)
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ReplyDeleteWow. It's like a present for US.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat. Lucky you for the camera and lucky us for the lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteSuper pictures. I'm still practising with my new camera - it's not yet intuative.
ReplyDeleteI'm feeling a little bored with taking photos too - it's not my camera, it's just that my pictures seem to have become slightly formulaic. Like I know just how to do the shots I usually do. But I'm bored with doing them. The constant quest for the new and exciting - my biggest downfall.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. But of course that's down to the photographer as well as the camera :) K x
ReplyDeleteI didn't see a single foot photo! Nothing better than a lovely camera in your hands.
ReplyDeleteclearly a case of carpe noctem
ReplyDeleteDoes that last picture indicate the size of your feet?
ReplyDeleteAre you "moon"lighting as the new set designer for the new Sherlock Holmes? You should!
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