This is my brain, or at least what my brain feels like... overflowing; way beyond the saturation point! There's just too much to learn sometimes; I try to keep up with technology, I really do... but there's always something else, something newer, presenting yet another challenge. My husband and I decided to give each other an early anniversary gift, a new camera. We received it this week; the instruction manual alone is massive, the camera is intimidating. And yet, I will learn, even at a limited-ability absorption rate! I have the perfect subject on which to practice.
Thank goodness for a place to start... auto settings!
Life is Good!
Life is Good!
I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
I"m not worried. Your brain will stretch!
ReplyDeleteBeen a long time since we've had a Hannes fix. This is a great pic!
ReplyDeleteYou will progress from awkward to comfortable to expert before you know it. What kind did you get? I'm looking for a new one myself.
ReplyDeleteOne step at a time...you can do it! blessings,marlene
ReplyDeleteYou can do it, I have faith in you.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt you'll have it mastered in no time. (Then you can give all of us with one of those fancy-smancy cameras some tips!)
ReplyDeleteYou're off to a great start. What a wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! After two years with my camera, I'm still using the 'basic' manual . . . . I may never graduate to the advanced *s*
ReplyDeleteI rarely use anything but auto on mine. Lighting and composition are really most important and you do a good job of that already.
ReplyDeleteI think when we are too busy and overwhelmed, it is harder to learn new things!! I hope you get a minute for deep breaths and relaxation soon. I am glad for your new camera, that will be great!
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