These images certainly look therapeutic. The thing that has made me
such an enthusiast about photography is the fact that, when I'm taking
pictures, I'm thinking about nothing but the shot. It's utterly
absorbing for me, and as I recently told someone, I'm never happier than
I am when I'm taking photographs.
Great work, David.
-- Walt
On 9/13/2010 3:31 AM, David Mann wrote:
You may remember last week I mentioned I'd gone outside to take some photos
when an aftershock just about sent me over the edge. It was timed just when I
was settling back into work after lunch. I was exhausted from lack of sleep,
I'd just about had it with my employer, and the project I was working on has
been a thorn in my side for the past few weeks. Plus I was alone at home and
the isolation was not doing me any good either.
So I went outside to the garden to try and clear my head. I saw our magnolia
tree in full flower and decided I wanted to take a couple of photos of it. So
I went inside to get the camera, and ended up spending a bit of quality time
with it.
http://www.multi.net.nz/therapy/
Taking these helped me relax, probably by distraction more than anything else.
All K10D and FA100/2.8 Macro, handheld.
I've done nothing to these apart from resizing. There are a couple more pics
that need a little processing but I had to take my Photoshop machine down to
make room for my work PC. So they'll have to wait.
Cheers,
Dave
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