http://blog.founddrama.net/2005/07/q-wo-u/ getOblique(); Sat, 22 Nov 2008 14:39:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://blog.founddrama.net/2005/07/q-wo-u/#comment-8447 camera work at found_drama Mon, 11 Dec 2006 04:01:15 +0000 http://blog.founddrama.net/?p=717#comment-8447 [...] So photography and I parted ways for a while. We had different agendas, apparently. I moved on, working toward perfecting my principal craft (writing) and ascertaining some other new skills. Photography works it’s way back in (however) in mysterious and under-handed ways. You see, photography never really did go away. On the contrary, photography slipped in undetected as a point-and-shoot 35mm Canon and those little Kodak disposables. Photography toyed with me. Giving to me a thinly veiled false (??) confidence. “You see,” photography said, “you’re pictures aren’t that bad. You’ve got a decent eye. Your composition isn’t all that horrible. You just need to drop the pretension. You’re carrying around too much baggage my friend.” It felt a bit like cryptic advice, so I did what felt right and put my distance between myself and photography. “Screw you,” I said right back to photography. “If you’re so sure about that, then you won’t care if me and A. go digital, eh?” [...] [...] So photography and I parted ways for a while. We had different agendas, apparently. I moved on, working toward perfecting my principal craft (writing) and ascertaining some other new skills. Photography works it’s way back in (however) in mysterious and under-handed ways. You see, photography never really did go away. On the contrary, photography slipped in undetected as a point-and-shoot 35mm Canon and those little Kodak disposables. Photography toyed with me. Giving to me a thinly veiled false (??) confidence. “You see,” photography said, “you’re pictures aren’t that bad. You’ve got a decent eye. Your composition isn’t all that horrible. You just need to drop the pretension. You’re carrying around too much baggage my friend.” It felt a bit like cryptic advice, so I did what felt right and put my distance between myself and photography. “Screw you,” I said right back to photography. “If you’re so sure about that, then you won’t care if me and A. go digital, eh?” [...]

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