My camera stopped working months ago. Nothing else is quite like it. I have another camera, which is larger and more powerful (and newer), but my Canon was what I carried in my purse and used the most. I appreciated its color correctness, the decent photos it produced in low-light conditions, and of course its familiarity. As I used this camera I became a somewhat better photographer. Without it, my existence is far more subjective, more amorphous, and I think more about what a camera cannot see.
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Bob says
Too bad your favorite camera finally broke after many good years of use. I have enjoyed the pictures you have posted over the years and hope you will be able to take good photos with your auxiliary camera.
Celia says
Maybe it’s because I’m left-handed, but I have never become adept at taking pictures with an iPhone. I do have a Nikon, but it’s too large to carry with me all the time. It’s lovely to take along on excursions, though, or to use for photographs near to home.
Thanks, Bob.
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