It was in the midst of a busy weekend, rushing out my blog reviews for the Olympus M.Zuiko 60mm F2.8 macro lens, as well as having a full day photo-assignment to shoot a Wedding out of city. Nonetheless I still managed to squeeze a bit of time for some shutter therapy in between.
All images were taken with Olympus DSLR E-520 and 14-42mm kit lens.
Stepping into the box
The Hat
early shoppers
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Over her head
Pregnant flowers
Piercing eyes
I always come home from shutter therapy sessions with a smile, and a sense of satisfaction. Smile, because I know I enjoyed myself thoroughly while shooting out there, being myself, in a stress-free environment, and doing what I love to do: shooting. Sense of satisfaction, because I know I have done something useful, which may not seem like much for now, but each time I shoot, I see things differently, and with every tiny step, I learn and improve to be a better photographer.
Shutter therapy for life !!
