What Is This?

This website was made essentially as a little digital journal to make myself happy. I can openly throw out some little photos I take, albeit I do this very amateurly. Perhaps I will even throw out some recipes I have enjoyed, as well as maybe some art. I have sort of lost some passion for art, but I always go back so eventually I will showcase it.

Hopefully this will reach people who are like minded or simply just curious. I would love to hear some advice for taking photos and some yummy foods/recipes people love.

Documenting My Mundane Until I Get Better

I Believe In Memories We Can See And Remember


Human memory tends to fail us and the things we hope to remember are often forgotten. Despite this, pictures can help us remember things that are buried deep in our hearts. I believe in trying to capture them in a beautiful way that others will fondly look back on.

My Review of Camera’s

I have used and owned many cameras. Sharing my opinion is unasked for but maybe someone finds this useful

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Photo Gallery

The process of photography is a joy to behold. Most of my photos are lower quality due to how I have mostly owned older and very compact digicams until now.

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Featured Photos

Some photos I loved, either due to the memories associated or just the image itself.

Simple Thoughts

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Planning

Knowing what you want out of taking a photo is important. The location, time and overall vibes of the photos are things to consider but it also nice to just randomly have a go with the flow sometimes.

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Flexibility

The flexibility to adjust as you go on is crucial as not everything will pan out the way you want/imagine.


Don’t beat yourself up over small things.

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Comfortability

Be comfortable in your enjoyment. No one is actually paying attention to you. If photos are being taken of you, photos will not stop until you are happy with what you see.
Enjoy the process.

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Editing

Taking your time to learn the software and your style of editing is a slog, but it’s worth it.

Slow down, don’t rush it. Patience is a virtue.