My biggest regret is not taking time out to learn more about aperture and iso and when it's best to use what.
I'm still learning, but at the moment I just kind of guess. I know what they both do, but I suppose I need some hard-and-fast rules.
Regrets? I found an unused Kodak slide roll in the bag of my trusty Pentax ME Super! Why didn't I check it earlier?
My wife's expecting our second child (due tomorrow!) so there's going to be a really obvious difference between their baby photos.
Regrets can ruin your life if you're not careful. But I like this topic and the discussion on it.
Photography wise I think the only regret I have is that I didn't pursue the love I had for this art sooner in life. I knew I loved photography but for some reason didn't pursue it until I was half way through college.
I regret that I didn't get to shoot film more when it was more popular and easier to acquire and process. Though today the film bodies are much cheaper so they are easier to collect.
Everything I regret I am now trying to change. We can never go back and change the past, but we can make a decision right now, today, to change the future.
We can never go back and change the past, but we can make a decision right now, today, to change the future.
Congrats, though you're going to need a new lens to take extra nice pictures.![]()
Regrets can ruin your life if you're not careful. But I like this topic and the discussion on it.
Photography wise I think the only regret I have is that I didn't pursue the love I had for this art sooner in life. I knew I loved photography but for some reason didn't pursue it until I was half way through college.
I regret that I didn't get to shoot film more when it was more popular and easier to acquire and process. Though today the film bodies are much cheaper so they are easier to collect.
Everything I regret I am now trying to change. We can never go back and change the past, but we can make a decision right now, today, to change the future.