Eye-n-Focus

It's been a while since I last wrote a Journal Entry or posted photos, about a month for both actually. This is partly because I've been busy with other things and partly because it takes so long to post something on DA and get something ready for posting. My photos are availiable both on my blog http://3files.blogspot.com/ and also on Flickr http://flickr.com/photos/3files/ . In other more important news I have been accpeted for the Photography program at Ryerson! It's gonna be  awesome esspecially if I get to live on campus. I'm working on several personal photography projects at the moment; one on urban sprawl and basically its entire cos

The original purpose of this entry was for me to talk about how wonderful and amazing my new camera, the Nikon D70s, is. However, now as I sit here writing, I can't help but share some of the things I've learned during this past week because of my camera. So this post's new aim is to shed some insight, on the learning curve that occurs every time someone, in this situation it is myself, steps it up a level. Upon the arrival of my DSLR I was no doubt excited, there were so many new things to experiment with, that I didn't know where to start. To add to the confusion I also had two lenses, the kit Nikkor 18-70mm 1:3.5-4.5G and a Nikkor 50mm 1:

I've finally have enough things to fill up a journal entry, also it is the end of March break so it seems appropriate. St. Patrick's day is not a holiday i usually celebrate, technically I've never celebrated but that's not the point. This St. Patrick's Day several of my co-workers and I decided to go out and celebrate. This resulted in my first, probably not last, parking ticket. The place we went to (Buddah Bar) in Toronto, lacked parking, so one chick (Kate) suggested that we park at TD Bank near by, seeing as she's been there several times and that's where she always parks. I should have been tipped, of by the customers only, 30 minute l