The day so far
Mar. 31st, 2011 12:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
anysiaUp early for a few reasons. Loki's internal alarm went off early, and had to get up shortly thereafter for Project: Pergola. Mananged not to stumble around too much. Go me.
Took all the camera kit out from trip to The Pinnacles, and cleaned it. Good thing for UV filters over the lenses. They had dings and scratches from the wind blown sand, but the lenses themselves are fine. Wing had to take his camera into the shop, as there was lots of visible dust and dirt on the sensor. All fixed now.
Sorted out some photos on the SD card. Tried out the Soft Box for the external flash, and it made one helluva difference. Ziggy, our ever patient (at times) model shows the even lighting without the harsh shadows and hard glare highlights.
Been chronicling the pergola repairs. It's coming along fine. Ziggy is most put out that her playground (cat enclosure) is currently offline, so I stood at one side of the yard, and Alan stood at the other side. Then I opened the back door. Loki came out, and then Ziggy did. She started caterwauling and yowling. Loki jogged over to see what her problem was, and she darted back into the house. At least she was placated. Will do it again this afternoon when the Mark quits for the day.
Took all the camera kit out from trip to The Pinnacles, and cleaned it. Good thing for UV filters over the lenses. They had dings and scratches from the wind blown sand, but the lenses themselves are fine. Wing had to take his camera into the shop, as there was lots of visible dust and dirt on the sensor. All fixed now.
Sorted out some photos on the SD card. Tried out the Soft Box for the external flash, and it made one helluva difference. Ziggy, our ever patient (at times) model shows the even lighting without the harsh shadows and hard glare highlights.
Been chronicling the pergola repairs. It's coming along fine. Ziggy is most put out that her playground (cat enclosure) is currently offline, so I stood at one side of the yard, and Alan stood at the other side. Then I opened the back door. Loki came out, and then Ziggy did. She started caterwauling and yowling. Loki jogged over to see what her problem was, and she darted back into the house. At least she was placated. Will do it again this afternoon when the Mark quits for the day.
