Finally finished setting up LJ account and I'm stumped
So I'm finally here.
And left stumped. After not being able to write for so long, I thought I'd have something to say, but I find that all the words are in an alphabet mash at the moment. There's no one thing I can say, because I want to say everything, words are jockeying for first place, kicking each other in the personified mouth. Leaving me decidedly dumb.
Instead of writing out an entry, I went downstairs and outside, to the fountain across the church, SLR in tow, and took slices of time. I haven't previewed most of what I've taken, but I'm hoping there's going to be at least a few worth keeping. Realized a few things: (1) tripod is now a must. My hands can't stay still for more than 1/10 of a second, my heartbeat is too fast even when at rest; (2) That photo I want of getting the church with all the people spilled out, needs a wider lens than I currently have; and (3) Seeing the fountain at night is all its own form of relaxation.
And left stumped. After not being able to write for so long, I thought I'd have something to say, but I find that all the words are in an alphabet mash at the moment. There's no one thing I can say, because I want to say everything, words are jockeying for first place, kicking each other in the personified mouth. Leaving me decidedly dumb.
Instead of writing out an entry, I went downstairs and outside, to the fountain across the church, SLR in tow, and took slices of time. I haven't previewed most of what I've taken, but I'm hoping there's going to be at least a few worth keeping. Realized a few things: (1) tripod is now a must. My hands can't stay still for more than 1/10 of a second, my heartbeat is too fast even when at rest; (2) That photo I want of getting the church with all the people spilled out, needs a wider lens than I currently have; and (3) Seeing the fountain at night is all its own form of relaxation.