Photography is Better Together
Go out on adventures with friends. It's awesome!
I found a pair of old toy sunglasses in a box in my basement, and decided it was a reason to call my friends Donna and Jeremy to see if these shades might help me be a better photographer.
We headed to Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge, and Jeremy planned our route. (Not really - it’s a loop, but Jeremy did a good job of studying the information we would need for photographic domination.)
Donna was excited:
I like being in the back seat because I can see more. For this trip, I was the spotter because my new/old shades helped me see better. “LOOK!” I’d yell, and Jeremy would slam the brakes. We make a great trio.
This is what me and my new sunglasses saw (and I haven’t seen Donna and Jeremy’s yet, but they are probably super awesome because I really couldn’t see much with these old, plastic, toy sunglasses):
Lesson 1: Find good friends.
Lesson 2: Find cool shades.
(ALL PHOTOS: OM SYSTEM OM-1 MarkII and OM-3 using the 50-200 f/2.8 IS PRO and the 300 f/4 PRO with the 1.4 teleconverter… except that last shot of the theater, that’s a mood.camera photo from the iPhone.)
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