Tag: fuji x100f
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Preserve the past, even if it’s embarrassing.
I’ve had many blogs over the past 10 years, both personal and professional. And I have deleted every one of them. (As well as Instagram accounts and Facebook pages…they’ve all succumbed to the same fate). I strived for perfection, I think. I tried to hone in on a particular focus and “marketed” myself to the…
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The best tool for the job.
Last summer, I sold off the bulk of my digital photography gear and bought a compact, mirrorless Fuji X100F as my all around, carry-with-me-everywhere camera. For a few months I used it to document my life, my family vacation and even a few freelance jobs for my longest running client (who I simply couldn’t refuse…
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The view from here.
I wouldn’t say I’m a particularly contemplative person, but it’s hard not to be when you’re standing 14,115 feet above it all. It’s hard to breathe – both due to the thinner air and the staggering view. If ever I’ve felt small, it’s looking down from the summit of Pike’s Peak and realizing that I’m…
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Friday night lights.
As parents, sometimes we really have to step outside our own box in order to ensure our kids get to experience a full spectrum of what life has to offer. Understanding that they are individuals who will have their own tastes, preferences and interests means doing all you can to give them opportunities to discover…
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So, we weathered a hurricane.
Florence wasn’t our first hurricane since we made North Carolina home seven and a half years ago. And like others before her, we survived unscathed. It’s heartbreaking to see others losing their homes and in some cases, their lives, while we only suffered some flickering power. We expect a lot more rain over the weekend…
Lea & Lens 