The moon taunted me for forty minutes this evening! From the time I got into my car and drove out of the parking garage, all I saw was the biggest, most beautiful moon of my life. Unfortunately, I was camera-less, which put me into a grumpy mood. As my husband has pointed out, “you don’t enjoy places. You take photos of them and then enjoy the pictures.” How sad is that? Fortunately, I’m not alone! This seems to be a common complaint for all photographers.
It’s still early, so I don’t have the eclipse shots, yet, but will hopefully snap them before I get heavily absorbed in my work.
Anyways, here’s the moon from our porch (it looks like a sunrise!)
Edit: snapped some of the lunar eclipse and it was awesome. Also, just finished the guest post, so check it out tomorrow.
Good night!
February 22, 2008 at 2:12 pm
“you don’t enjoy places. You take photos of them and then enjoy the pictures.â€
I do the exact same thing. Last time I was on vacation every time I’d see something impressive I’d instinctively pull out my camera and take a photo, and then later look at it and think “I’m such a crappy photographer.” Lately I’ve made more of an effort to actually enjoy something when I see it instead of focusing on capturing it for later.