Saving u time, putting i (eye) 1st.

Everyone seems to think that digital cameras made the photographic process so much cheaper and easier. Well in some respects, yes. The big problem is that you still need to have the camera in front of your face, make a photo and then evaluate it to make some changes if needed. My big issue is with polarising filters – not the filters themselves, but the anoying ptocess of having to screw them on/off to see the difference it might make. even having to take it out of the bag to check the polarized effect is annoying, especially if you have a backpack, like I do. Now I know this post starts to sound more like a rant than a rave, but here is the turning point: I found an easy way to do two things at once… with much less effort. Read more…

My boot has come in.

 

Ok. The title for the post is lame, i know. but it sure beats “these boots were made for walking” or “bootcamp” any day. i bought myself a pair of these rabbit-kickers in June ’07 in Port Elizabeth after i drove there on my way to a camp and realising that the Asics runners I had on would not offer sufficient thermal insulation from the elements, especially when the camp is set to be in the mountains in the middle of winter. (what did i think when i packed!?). so i got these because they looked sturdy and much warmer than the runners that were actually advertised specifically for theirinability to keep in any form of heat  superb airflow breathability. Read more…