The price of an error - $39 - Not bad

Spear-it I’ve heard that there’s a first time for everything. Well, add another one of those items to my list, please. Saturday, after the Peaceful Dragon Chinese New Year’s festival, I came home, removed the card from the camera (Nikon V1), started Lightroom, placed SD card into the reader, and took a quick bathroom break. [...]

 
Nikon 1 V1 - First observations

The Dragon Departs I have intentionally ignored all reviews of the Nikon V1 so that I could give an unbiased opinion of this camera. Of course, I rented it from Lens Rentals. It arrived on Friday, January 20th, 2012. It came with; 1 – Nikon V1 body (crop factor 2.7) 1 – Nikkor 10 – [...]

 
Canon G12 vs S90 impressions

Macro mode A number of you have Canon G12s and I was curious about the camera, so I rented one. My primary reason for renting one was to let Debra try it out. She has a smaller camera, a few years old, and wanted to see what a more advanced camera might offer her. After [...]

 
The journalist!

Wow! A full 60% of my last few posts, 3/5, have included my photo. Narcissism? Inflated ego? Nah. I just have a few that I liked that Debra took of me. Usually, as you know, I’m on the other side of the camera. I read an excellent post by Ken the other day, Does Style [...]

 
Kickin' it old school

I stopped by my one of my coworker’s desk, Avis, on my way to get something to eat. I’ll usually stop by for a brief chat if she’s in. Today, we chatted for a few minutes, then she said: Aw, man! I forgot that New Edition tickets went on sale at 10:00 this morning. It [...]

 
Wild geese and Red Herrings

Now, what will they come up with next, I wonder! Scott Adams has a made a lot of money from his Dilbert cartoon. I love the cartoon because it pokes big fun at corporate America, deservingly so. Periodically, like today, I’ll have a Dilbert moment: Today was pretty funny. Well, I have to laugh sometimes [...]

 
What lurks within?

When I was younger, one of my favorite pastimes was hanging out in the woods. I lived in city neighborhood and there were no woods close by, but on occasion, I’d get a chance to go exploring somewhere due to my going to someone else’s house that lived near ‘the woods’. When I got older, [...]

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