2.07.2010

Getting Better

Last night, after playing a concert, I arrived home late thinking I should go to bed early, but somehow found myself sitting in front of the computer with photoshop open. I've been teaching myself how to use photoshop ever since I got into photography a few years back. I admit, I am far from a photoshop expert, but I know the importance of this tool even for a film shooter like me, so I am constantly trying to learn more. Anyways, I finally figured out how to make my own "blog it boards" (similar to MCP Actions' version). It took me awhile to get it right, but it was worth the effort. Now, I can customize it anyway I want. Yeah... it feels good to be in control... (I know, I am a bit of a control freak.)

I went to New Jersey about a week ago with my husband to visit my in-laws. I took the opportunity to visit Adorama in New York City. It was a bit different than I expected. In my mind, I had this Cosco-sized camera store with customers walking around filling their shopping carts. Well, I forgot I was in the east-coast, even worst, NYC. It was much smaller than what I imagined, and most of the important stuff were on shelves behind glass doors. The place was pretty packed, both with products and shoppers. I was not disappointed though. My bag was filled with rolls of film when I left. Now I just need to go shoot, and shoot some more.

My in-laws gave me some gorgeous sets of Japanese dinnerware made some 30 years back. You can't get these anymore. They are my babies now... I feel so lucky...

3 comments:

Helen Oster said...

Thanks for visiting our NYC store, and for being a great Adorama Camera customer!

If you ever need after-sales support, I'm only an email away.

Helen Oster
Adorama Camera Customer Service Ambassador
http://helenoster.blogspot.com


helen.oster@adoramacamera.com
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Frank Perri said...

Just passing through but just to clue you in as a life long NYC'er (born, raised and still living here!) even though Adorama is a great store what you were looking for, if a Costco sized camera store is your thing was B & H. I don't shop there too often though as it just gets too overwhelming sometimes. Even as a NY'er it's easier to web order propacks of 120 film and have them ship it to me as the shipping is the same as a round trip on the subway!

Bridget Wang said...

I wanted to checkout B&H, but didn't have enough time. I will definitely pay a visit on my next trip to NY.