A Sampling of Photography

So we were on the train to see Riddlerberger's band play at the Bowery Poetry Club in the city. It was me, Liz, and Charlie. I began to rant and rave about how much I wanted to get into photography after we passed a particular interesting building at the Newark Broad Street station. They both acknowledged my desire, but I think they both secretly thought I was nuts.

Well, I did it guys. I actually worked up enough initiative to dig out my grandfather's old camera. It's a Minolta SR-7. I'm not sure of the exact date, but I'm guessing it's from sometime around the early 1960's. Anyways, I've decided that anyone looking to get into photography should start off with something like this. Everything is manual on it. The only electronics within it is the built in light meter. I absolutely love it. Until I save up some more money for this bad boy, it's been serving me quite well. Here are a few of the pictures I've taken with it so far:







Man, Blogger's image adding scheme is HORRIBLE! I'm going to have to try to work my way around that. Adding just those images took nearly a half hour. Anyways, if you want to see all of my photos, you should visit my Flickr page. It's presented much better there, as well. I hope you all enjoyed my sampling of pictures, there will be more to come.