SalamanderAU

I've decided that I'll drag my digital camera into work over the next week or so, I work in the city so it'll be a great opportunity to get creative and hopefully get some good photos. I'm fascinated by the unseen, for instance I love heading up to the top floor of the building that I work in (it has this dingy old apartment that has been abandoned for years) so I can see out across the city. What I particularly love is seeing all the tops of the other buildings - when big buildings are designed they're designed (aesthetically at least) from the ground up, ie they are intended to be viewed from the ground. Looking at them from above provide

Yesterday I finally laid my father to rest. He passed away over a week ago at the age of 57. We don't yet know why he died, the coroner is still looking into the matter. Initially I wanted to know why my father died but I guess now I don't really care anymore. All I know is that he went peacefully while sleeping in his chair. Deep down I feel confused, how does one act when your father dies at such a young age? So many questions... no immediate answers.

I guess you could say I'm on a journey. I'm not exactly sure where I'll end up or how long I'll be going. The aim is to try and rediscover my photographic talent. I took some awesome photos as a kid, especially considering the rather basic equipment I was using (no tripod or expensive gear, just a 40 year old camera that belonged to my great-grandfather). Yet as I grew older my eye for composition faded - it was briefly revived during highschool when I did a photography class for a semester - and I want to see if I can recover it. A recent purchase of a digital camera I've been using it quite heavily. However, I reviewed the thousands of p