Photography for me is not a job. It's not a career. It is not a hobby. It is not for making money. It is like heaven for me. I am outdoors in nature photographing the beauty of the universe, the beauty of what was created for us to live in. Photography tells a story that cannot be told again. You cannot recreate a photograph exactly. In nature shadows change, colours change and the light is different. You can try and attempt to recreate a photography exactly but you will fail each and every single time.
Today is Black Friday in the States. The "holiday" migrated to Canada as well. I have not sold anything since Wednesday. Nothing yesterday on American Thanksgiving and nothing yet as of today. I had eggs for lunch and I'm still hungry. I might just go grab a snack at some point before my deployment at 1pm. I'm trying to write some more blog posts during the day.
It has been really cold here in Ottawa the last two days. In the low minus teens and minus twenties celsius. Needless to say I haven't touched the camera in a while which I am missing badly. We've been going to the gym a lot over the past several weeks. I'm also trying to save my photography money to upgrade some of my camera equipment. I still want to purchase the Sony RX100 Mark VI before March 31, 2019 so I can use it on the way when we move to Calgary in April of next year. I think I can use the Sony RX10 Mark II with the Sony RX100 Mark VI. They are both fantastic cameras. When we move to Calgary next year, I want to do a lot more landscape photography. I've done a lot of wildlife photography at Parc Omega since 2010. In the Rocky Mountains I can actually get real wild life like black bears, mountain goats, some wild bobcats etc.
I am hoping photography sales pick up next week. I want to get my Sony RX100 Mark VI soon.
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