Ciggy Ciggy!

Since i'm sick and I don't want to muddle in hay fever for the rest of the day. Got up at 7pm and fiddled with the camera. I have zero idea in handling dslr's except from a 3 month schooling in film (which has nothing to do with stills anyway). The only thing I have in mind is: how much light do you want your camera to absorb and how fast would you want that light to cook your picture. I think that sums it all.

First I want a lot of light but just blanch the film(as if there is) a little




I think everyone who just handled an slr would likely to be tempted to take a close-up shot. Lucky me I have a good (if not unfortunate) subject:


I think it took the fly more than 5 minutes to get off it. You have to see the nasty web-tangling action. click here

And lastly, allow me and pardon me, for lack of a decent subject, to get a picture of a handsome, dashing young lad. This time I want a little bit of light but a lot of cooking time:



And a lot of headroom too. There you go. I hope I'll be ready when our little bub comes.

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