
As expected, multiple brothers and cousins had been released boasting of better features and new functions.
I know in my heart that the day would come when it would be time to let go.
This is an especially hard lesson that I am training myself to master.
One must not be too attached to material things.
Playing around with my friend's new camera, I could not help but feel like the day is near--after all, hers was a really good camera. Excellent shots and very light too.
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This was the day we were exploring HangZhou.
Obviously, the day was spend sightseeing, chitchatting and taking photos--thus rekindling a once intense relationship with my man.
By the end of the day, I knew.
I may be being too dramatic here, but honestly, truthfully, I am yet to feel something holding and using another camera. For some strange reason there is comfort and reassurance (really!) that mine gives me.
Maybe it is the magic that goes with first loves. Or the illusion of magic. But I feel it. It's there.
So when am I changing cameras? Not today.
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