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March 02, 2006
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Camera Graduation
The story of my journey into photography is as typical as it gets these days:
- Boy is not interested in taking pictures.
- Boy gets digital camera and thinks it's neat.
- Boy has child, takes lots more pictures.
- Boy dreams of better camera with which to take amazing pictures of child and dog.
- Mandatory two-year yearning period (just to make sure it's for real).
- Boy graduates to next camera and smiles
And so, after one year of deliberating, six months of deciding, three months of yearning and three months of scraping together the funds (or what was left after a bunch of generous contributions from family for Christmas), the Souzeks have finally upgraded to a new camera: the Nikon D50. It arrived a couple of weeks ago and—having never used an SLR before—I've been trying to figure out how to most effectively use it since then. Veronika would have been a great first subject to practice on but most of my free time has come after her bedtime. So I chose the next best and closest thing:
Congratulation!!
Posted by Martin at March 3, 2006 4:12 AMThis is a great thing, the D50. We're hoping to see many outstanding photos in the near future on the Souzek sites.
Please be careful, that you also take photos from the 2nd child (especially the toddler) - most parents realize, that they have a lot more photos from the 1st than from the 2nd child. It's a matter of time and stuff you are carrying, when you leave your house with 2 "active" little children... ;-)