How about a little break from the Christmas Lights. I needed to shoot something, and was really busy this week. As I was finishiing up for the day, I had to drop some stuff off to my Storage Locker. By the way, Attic Mini Storage, where I have a unit for work, is a great place. The people there have really taken good care of me. I need them to sign for deliveries and be able to dump when there is a marketing change. They always are so helpful.
This week I have been kind of stressed out since it has been one of those busy weeks where I am driving so much, that I can't get any of the Admin stuff done for my job. That means, nights and probably some stuff on Saturday. Where that is a bit of a pain, I like what I do and I have been with my company long enough that I get 4 weeks of vacation a year. That means that I have used the days well to combine with the holidays coming and I will be off for 2 weeks over Christmas and New Years. Everything has give and takes, I like that one.
So, I am so busy, and everything that I had shot ahead is getting used and I have nothing new. What to do? Relax, It will come to me. It did. As I was unloading gear to my storage unit for work, I noticed that the sun was going down and the reflection on the unit doors had an interesting hue. I ran the aperture to f/11 and shot about 8 shots. I straitened and cropped this, and pushed the saturation a little bit, but that is it.
Tonight I am shooting portraits for my church congregations Christmas party. I have the suspicion that I will post from that tomorrow. I also want to shoot some decorations and I bought some shells on eBay to play with as well. If you are going to do a 365 project, you will be looking ahead a lot, and you want to have ideas to shoot for when you get busy and can't spend hours on it.
As always, the EXIF data is below, and thanks for looking.
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| Camera: | Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi |
| Exposure: | 0.067 sec (1/15) |
| Aperture: | f/11 |
| Focal Length: | 24 mm |
| ISO Speed: | 800 |
| Exposure Bias: | 0/3 EV |
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