Thorkil
I'm sad to hear of the troubles you have had. Transitions in life are often tough times as I well know. I hope you carve out the new space that you want and that life is happy and productive for you!
I'm sad to hear of the troubles you have had. Transitions in life are often tough times as I well know. I hope you carve out the new space that you want and that life is happy and productive for you!
Hi Mike, just off for helping my wife with work at some other part in Denmark.
Well my life has been busy, but busy in a trouble-resolving way, had to change direction in life, withdraw from work, occupied with problems (going to court to get my money, a large amout, from a spoiled and insane customer), but now it seems like some customers wont accept that i'm trying to manage going on pension, but my terms are made clear, I will only work with friendly and nice costumers, I will only work with "ordinary" people, they have to be patient, and let me do my job at the speed I choose at the quality I choose, with the craftmen I choose, and they have to be happy though, I wont work with rich or highincome people, no potential snobbish people anymore, I want to have a nice mood while working, and I choose angle, I wont work fulltime, perhaps only halftime - they have accepted, and seems to be happy too (weird), so now the life change direction again, hhmmm, I was about getting happy with the work-free freedom, but pension is low, and one get flattered while people insist.
As long as they make some good coffee....we will see.
While I'm no photo-pro, my photovision is directed by lust, and I tend to long for wideangles, and I'm dreaming of time and freedom and featherlight-mood, to also trying out the 90/2, I just feel good just thinking of it...the main reason to keep the X-E3 and the X-T3.
Congrats with your 16/1.4, its a wonderfull lense, and a welcome keeper(!), and you like it too the picture seems to show.
Kind Regards Thorkil