I love this camera

Untitled, a photo by swilson3971 on Flickr.

I traded up from a Nikon P7000 to the FujiFilm X10. I imagine this must be what it’s like to go from a drug store disposable point and shoot to a Leica. It’s such a pleasure to use and achieve the final product I envision when I release the shutter.

Samples

I do not like this camera, Nikon P7000 – /rant

So long Nikon. You were an interesting camera. However, you just could not do what I needed of you.

Good morning foggy Seattle

The are definitely lawyers. Reading law books and they get off at the court house.

Good morning Jackson

There’s a middle aged couple on the bus. They look like they should be driving into the city in their Volvo. The man has just a touch of grey just for men. The woman has a close cropped real estate cut. The man is wearing practical clothing, maybe he normally rides. The woman has her driving coat on with small tarnished gold earrings. They got off in pioneer square, are they lawyers?

Seattle Auto Show

Stopped into the Seattle Auto Show today. Some great models on the floor. A great deal of space was dedicated to more piratical cars. I imagine this is due to the economy and rise in gas prices. The build quality and feature sets on compact cars is improving greatly with each model year.

Ford showcased their all electric focus at the show. Unfortunately, the car was not accessible to the general crowd. Though, it looks like any other Focus. Instead of a gas cap, there’s plug-in port located on the drivers front quarter panel.

Scion rolled out their Iq, which is a Toyota Nano. This little thing gives Smart a real run for their money. The 1.3l engine puts out 96hp @ 6,000 RPM compared to Smart’s TwoFour at 70hp @ 5,500 RPM. With the Iq, I feel like I am in car, rather than a gokart. It’s body styling is pretty nice too.

Seems like this auto show should be free. I felt like I paid $11 dollars to see a couple advertisements from car makers. It was interesting to see but I’ll stick to car and driver and visiting dealerships when a model strikes my interest.

Resident ladybug

Ever since the weather turned colder, we’ve had a ladybug living in our office. It stopped by to check out what I was up to. I happen to be cleaning my macro lens for the Sigma DP2. Actually, the ladybug held its pose long enough for me to find my mini tripod.

Workplace violence

Love fall mornings

[Photo] tilt shift fun

[Photo] it has arrived!