Ziggy Marley & My iPhone
Tonight I decided that even though Apple has never put much thought into the development of their iPhone cameras I still appreciate that the camera is there. I have been trying to keep at least one of my Canon digital cameras with me whenever I leave the house. I mean unless there is some extreme reason that I shouldn’t bring a camera I really have no excuse. I even have a “beach” camera thanks to the lasting impression a professional camera repair guy made when he spoke about the damage beach sand can inflict on your gear all those years ago in Walt Silver’s color slide class at SVA.
I try not to be a tourist, or rely on the law of large numbers, by photographing everything & anything. I know that at some point I will see something I need to capture, so I keep my camera with me. Well I try to remember to keep it with me.
All day today I had my camera. We never made it to the beach, because it rained pretty hard most of the day. I took a few shots of the kids at the house. I even took it with me when I went shopping. I didn’t take it with me when I ran out to Rite Aid with the girls tonight though. The strange things is when I pulled over to get this shot I thought I had it with me! While I still wish my Canon was with me I am grateful I had my iPhone, because honestly 34 (yikes!) years ago I would have missed the shot completely.
August 2, 2014 | Categories: Everyday Life, Photography, Street | Tags: August, beach sand, bmbphotos, camera repair, Canon, color slide, Concert, David Nesta Marley, digital, everyday life, Hampton's, iPhone, Life, marquee, New York, night, night life, photography, reggae, School of Visual Arts, Street, Summer, summer 2014, SVA, theater, Walt Silver, Westhampton Beach, Ziggy Marley | 1 Comment