Привет, странник!
There is an accident that I can’t stop thinking about. There are a lot of sad things in the world that happen every day, but only some of them can be changed.
There is a Latvian woman who lost her daughter five years ago to the social services of another European country, where her family had been immigrated earlier. I intentionally don’t name the country, as it really doesn’t matter. I believe that cruel and mean people are evenly spread around the world.
That woman made an insignificant mistake that turned to be the biggest mistake of her life. Her child being only 2 years old was taken away from her by force and she’s still fighting to bring her back.
I made a fabulous discovery today. I found out that my EF-S mount 30 mm lens (the Sigma Art), which is made for crop-factor cameras, actually CAN be attached to my full-frame! And it works totally fine. It’s fast and accurate, colours are as bright as they should be. The only issue is a tad of vignetting in the corners which, in fact, I LOVE! So it’s more like an awesome effect to me rather than a drawback. And I also love the distortion I get and the wide angle. It’s a totally new opportunity for my full-frame, and I’m over the moon about it! I feel like I have one more perspective with it!
It’s the most beautiful fall over here this year. And we really don’t have to go anywhere far to see all this golden beauty. Simply looking out of the window is absolutely enough.
My youngest totally monopolises my time right now, so I’ll be quick. I’ll only say that I have no clue where Veronica left her nice gloves that match her outfit. Though they did match great these violet flowers.
I’ve been reading David’s duChemin books “Ten” and “Ten More” this week and I’ve been focusing on capturing the moment.
Once we woke up on the second day of our journey, I went with my camera to the lake. I rarely have an opportunity to photograph landscapes, so I couldn’t miss this one.
