If something has a lifetime guarantee does that mean the product is so good that it’ll last a lifetime or are you just paying to be able to replace it over and over again?
Day 002- Sunday reset.
I think I wasted 6 hours of the day just bedrotting, but when I got up it ended up feeling like a 9-5 with all the things I did.
From trying to figure out why I couldn’t exchange my theater ticket, driving back and forth because I forgot my cards and Walmart doesn’t take Apple Pay, to trying new food, it was a great day.
New gear too! A UV filter for the GoPro so now it doesn’t have a weird tint / lets more light in and a magnetic light for the phone that doubles on the GoPro. Super excited to use it!
Day 001 of whatever this is. It feels overdone because of how yo-yo my personality is, but I can only see positive changes from it.
Sidenote: masking objects in Instagram reels is hard, but not impossible. It’s also not perfect, but good enough. Did you notice?
I stopped drinking for about a quarter of a year and started again with moderation that turned out to not be moderation.
It wasn’t problematic, but it caused the problem that it reversed a lot of the progress or stopped any more improvement in what I was building while sober.
As much as I do like the moments and vague stories, moving away from it might be the best thing for me.
Carry on. Sometimes we have to drop something that we either adapted to or thought we enjoyed for true progress.
Been deciding on getting a daily camera to have on me at all times (not an iPhone), and the only thing I can think of that’s good is the Canon Powershot V1. Thoughts?
When you look at family photos years later, what matters most to you?
The technical quality…
or the memories they bring back?
#photography#family#creators
Be honest:
What’s your pre-game ritual before something important?
Mine is apparently sitting in the car listening to happy music and overthinking everything.
#photography#creators