What is everyone doing on Aust. Day - photo op wise?
Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 7:03 pm
Just curious as to what everyone is planning to do tomorrow? Personally, I'd love to be out on Sydney harbour or dining on lobster at the Opera House forecourt, however reality is a cruel mistress
My plans probably revolve around going down to the festival at Carss Park in southern Sydney, just like last year, etc,etc. However, unlike last year, when I was a freshly minted D70 owner with only the kit lens and no idea what I was doing, I plan to approach the same old,same old from a different angle. Last year was mostly happy snaps of the family and the more obvious sights. This year I'm going to challenge myself to only take pics that wouldn't be welcome in the family snapshot album. (I think I may have been looking at too many of Leigh's photos).
Here's hoping that I can spot a cockroach climbing up the Kebab rotisserie and Humphrey B. Bear has a "wardrobe malfunction". I've been in a creative rut lately and I've given myself what I think is an interesting idea, so good or bad, I'll post the results.... PS: I'm only taking one lens (Tamron 28-75) as part of the exercise. That way I have to think a little more about what I'm doing.
My plans probably revolve around going down to the festival at Carss Park in southern Sydney, just like last year, etc,etc. However, unlike last year, when I was a freshly minted D70 owner with only the kit lens and no idea what I was doing, I plan to approach the same old,same old from a different angle. Last year was mostly happy snaps of the family and the more obvious sights. This year I'm going to challenge myself to only take pics that wouldn't be welcome in the family snapshot album. (I think I may have been looking at too many of Leigh's photos).
Here's hoping that I can spot a cockroach climbing up the Kebab rotisserie and Humphrey B. Bear has a "wardrobe malfunction". I've been in a creative rut lately and I've given myself what I think is an interesting idea, so good or bad, I'll post the results.... PS: I'm only taking one lens (Tamron 28-75) as part of the exercise. That way I have to think a little more about what I'm doing.