Carpe Diem
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Not so much in the way one might think, but I’ve been avoiding the responsibilities of everyday life to hang out with friends and actually live life. Wherever I may find it. Being self-employed has its upsides, but it certainly has its downsides too. For instance, when I wanted to go out the other day, I didn’t really have the extra cash, but luckily enough, Patrick needed help with his web design class and, in exchange for a few really simple html pages, he sponsored me a few beers. What lovely beers they were…
The outing to bring him his homework did give me a chance to check out the new Nikkor 50mm 1.4d lens I recieved recently. I have immediately fallen in love with it. The bokeh is wonderful and dreamy, while the focus is fast and sharp. Perfect for portraits, I think this (along with the trusty 18-50mm) is my new downtown/Cannon lens. Be prepared for more…
Got a few good candid portraits while sitting at the round table, all posted in the Downtown, Kinteic gallery.
I enjoy capturing the feeling and actuality of a scene through photography. The small things that may get overlooked by the casual passer-by, and will most definitely get passed up by the professional travel photographer. To me, it's these details that help me capture the true essence of a place. To help get a unique and accurate depiction of a scene, I'm also enthusiastic about trying new techniques in photography and combining the old with the new to create some thing interesting. 
Phillip 
