I have to do a bit more waiting today for more deliveries (my office UPS died). My wife retouched the wall a little bit after the wallpaper dried over night.

I have to do a bit more waiting today for more deliveries (my office UPS died). My wife retouched the wall a little bit after the wallpaper dried over night.

Most great photographers are said to have a style. Something that instantly identifies their photographs as theirs to the initiated (think Ansel Adams, Cartier-Bresson, Moriyama). But is it something you need to pursue?

Sometimes you wait. A lot. I ordered stuff online yesterday we needed urgently. Deliveries require us to be present because we don’t have a large mailbox in Spain, but also the deliveries always require confirmation of NIE numbers.

Not too many photos today, I used the TLR a bit and I didn’t bring the equipment to process in the field, so these will have to wait. Today we went for a walk in Iznajar, a nearby town.

That’s another Archer reference for you after yesterday’s title. First day of rest in our house. Internet back up (it had been down since April), everything unpacked.

Just landed in Paris, a day’s rest and I’m on my way South to Spain. I’ll try to continue taking daily photos. These aren’t good compositions, they’re just a record.

Travel day for me. Unfortunately, my train and plane times don’t match so I have a lot of waiting at the airport. But the time isn’t wasted: I have meetings on the go.

It’s only Thursday, but that’s nearly the end of the week for me.

Having no time for much today, I couldn’t go out to take photos until it was too dark. I had to limit myself to taking a few shots on my way back from work.
I liked the scene below near the office because of the symmetry of the 3 posts, the bicycles on the signs on both sides, the cyclist coming into view.

If you’re serious about photography, at some point the question will need to be addressed: should you become a professional?
