23 December, 2006

I’ve noticed that a lot of my more recent posts have some sort of an image in them.

If I ever get a really good camera, maybe I’ll start a photoblog. Photos are always good.

I just feel that pictures can convey a message better than just words. It’s like when you go shopping, you look at the price tags (a picture), instead of just asking “How much is that?”

Ah, well, speaking of price tags… Off to work.

Hey, Ted.

I’m looking under the Christmas tree at all the gifts there, and none of those boxes and awkward packages belong to me.
Even the dog has more presents under the tree than I do.

I’ve looked through everything I brought with me from moving to this house, and noticed that my old digital camera (1.3 megapixel, generic camera, and required a USB cable to move pictures back and forth) isn’t among the stuff that came with me. I was getting into digital photography, learning as I go along about what makes a good shot or not.

That’s a shot I took with my old camera.
I can only imagine how much better it’d have been with a new camera, especially one of those nice HP cameras with an LCD display on the back instead of trying to get the offset to line up on a classic piece of glass viewfinder.
We’re selling an HP camera at work (I forget the model), but it’s just not in the budget for me to get, sadly. It even supports SD cards, which makes it even better for extended shooting sessions, AND for short movie making, too.

The camera in my phone is only VGA quality, which means it’s not even a single megapixel for resolution. The shots this camera takes aren’t that good, with, or without decent lighting.

I won’t be able to have one of them by Christmas of this year, but that’s okay.
I just like being remembered for gifts and stuff, is all.
Please, PayPerPost, Please pimp my Christmas Tree!

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