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Fun with Photography
I bought a new camera a little over a month ago. It's the entry-level DSLR from Cannon, the 500D/Rebel T1i. I've had a great time taking pictures of friends at various events and outings over the past month. Tom Ang's book, Fundatmentals of Photography, has been a great reference manual. I actually read the entire book in January during my return flight from Ghana; one of my teammates brought it with her to read in preparation for a class in the spring semester. It's a great reference with invaluable tips for the novice photographer.
Pretty much every image you see on my Flickr profile from now on will be taken on the T1i; however, before I had the camera I took a snap of the Bunker Hill monument during my walk of the Freedom Trail. It just so happened that someone was looking for a picture for Schmap Guides and found mine. The picture was selected and is now a part of the online guide!
Here are some of the photo sets I've taken:
- Playing Tourist at MIT
- My favorites include those shots of the young woman with the umbrella, especially this one.
- Anagha's Birthday Party
- Shot's from a friend's birthday party at my old dorm, Sidney-Pacific
- Haymarket
- Shot's from a trip with a few friends yesterday to Haymarket
- Adrienne's Lab
- I haven't been in a real lab since AP Biology/Chemistry in high school. It was great to go back; I even got to do a serial dilution!
- What I Wear
- I often try not to wear clothing with any branding for two reasons: (1) I don't like advertising for companies, and (2) I would rather people focus on me and what I have to say or am doing rather than who I am wearing or how much my clothes cost. That being said, it is a bit ironic that I chose to make a photoset of nothing but the labels of the clothes I wear.
I'm looking for more lenses to play with. I can support Canon's EF and EF-S lenses if you have any. By the way, isn't Christmas coming up soon. Wouldn't a new lens look great under my Christmas tree?








Clinton, I'm so very blessed to have known you since your childhood years. To see you as an adult making the best of your life is worthwhile even with your smart mouth. Please continue praying, learning, giving, and enjoying your life with others. May God bless you eternally and please remain faithful in His care.
Gina
Well, at least Dr. Tuttle and I taught you SOMETHING that you remember (grin).
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