Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
I just realized that it’s been a month since I posted up pictures of Hannah using the 35mm! She’s just about a month away to three years old, and we’ve been teaching her to recognize the significance of her coming
Our friend from our cell-group recently gave birth to her first born. During her months of pregnancy, Ling had lots of sharing about our own experiences of having Hannah as our first born, the equipment and apparel she used –
Another weekend with the Lumix 20mm f1.7, and still waiting for demonstration units of the Olympus OMD EM5 to get to Courts for me to try out.=) I think I’ve found the lens’ sweet spot for center sharpness – and
I’ve been reading up a lot on the Fujifilm X100, X-Pro 1 and Sony Nex 7, but nothing beats taking the cameras out for the weekend and putting it through the places. Not that I had kakis (that means ‘buddies’
Hannah has been with her nursery school for a full one term of 10 weeks now. The both of us decided it was about time to speak to her teachers and see how she’s been in school. We do get
A short video taken over the weekend using the Canon IXUS HS115 + WP-DC310L. I had some difficulty transcoding the original video file onto Flickr, hence the rather weird letterbox around the video below. Might work on it later again.
A wrap up of several hundred pictures taken over the long weekend. These ones here were all on the Lumix 20mm f1.7. This prime lens remains fixed on my E-PL2 pretty much all the time, though now that I’ve used
Our first pictures using the Canon IXUS HS115 + WP-DC310L waterproof case, and on a bright Saturday morning at the crowded condo pool.=)
We last visited the Jurong Bird Park in Oct 2009, and that was largely an inspired reaction to the amazing sights we saw at the Bali Bird Park. That was shortly after Hannah joined our family, so she didn’t join
Hannah usually does her big business just before bedtime. She would sit on the toilet bowl to wait for the ‘moment’ to come. In the meantime, I would keep her company and do sing-a-long with her. Her repertoire of children’s
The Sigma 24-60mm f2.8 saw a lot of use when Hannah was a year old, but hasn’t been anymore of late since I picked up the 35mm and did micro-AF tuning of the 50mm. I picked up the full-frame lens
The 35mm f1.8D was taken out for a spin last weekend. This weekend, it was the 50mm f1.8D’s turn. I shot a whole bunch of pictures of Hannah wide-open, and as before, at f1.8 pictures were a little soft. Sigh.
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