If you read my post, Avoiding Memory Card Problems, you know that if you shoot a lot of images, and maybe even if you don’t, it’s inevitable that you can run into some problems that could cause you to lose some or all of your photographs.

Buried in my bio is a section called “Things you might not know about me” that includes this statement: I love all kinds of classical musical, especially opera and especially Italian opera.

Our eyes can only see visible light, but there are all kinds of invisible light including radio, infrared, ultraviolet, X-ray, and gamma-ray, all of which are invisible to the naked eye.

The best way that you can improve your photography is practice. I think you should, at least, try to photograph something each day, each week until you get to where you don’t have to think about how to operate your camera. Don’t worry about producing masterpieces; use your camera as a sketchpad to explore possibilities.

…not my miserable existence. I know it’s not been up to much, but it’s all mine and I’m rather proud of having made it this far.—Denzil Meyrivk,  Murder at Holly House