I'm Bored

[Rob MacKillop]

I'm bored with my photography. What next?

 

[Brian Moore]

I'm bored with my photography. What next?

Nope. No such thing. Doesn't compute.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

I'm bored with my photography. What next?

We're not bored with your photography Rob.

 

[Davie Hudson]

I think everyone feels like that on occasion, i know i have.... regularly. Just work through it i think is the way forward

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I guess. Something will happen. Low energy. Could be the season.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

I guess. Something will happen. Low energy. Could be the season.

Christmas blues

 

[Beth Carter]

I'm bored with my photography. What next?

shoot toys.

 

[Paul Lange]

I've not picked up the camera much lately. I have been about a bit but not had the time to go out and use it. Hopefully over the Xmas period once I relax for a bit I will have the chance. However, in order to relax and stop me looking at a computer screen most of my life I have started to play my guitar again. I am pretty badly out of practice..

 

[Rob MacKillop]

That's often the case, Paul. When one facet of what we do goes awol, another steps up and takes over. Still waiting for that to happen...

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Just ignore me. I'm just whining.

 

[Dan Cattermole]

I know what you mean Rob, I keep getting mini clitches of interest and drive in photography now and then which doesn't seem to sustain for very long. Like @Paul Lange, I've picked up my guitar recently after years of nothing, but even then I can't hold the interest in that for very long. Besides, time for me with my new life is very tight too. I need to book a day with myself and have an all day travel around the country with my camera....

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Just ignore me. I'm just whining.

Best to whine here than indoors

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

Well my friend Rob, I am sad that you feel this way. If this can be of any help, well then I'll be glad. When times like that strike, for me very seldom, but yes it happens. Music, spreads magic, you should know and thereby imagination and creativity. Yesterday I had to move this body outside, in rain, slith and coldness. Well a bit exaggerated, but cold it was. But there in front of me I saw a revelation, maybe not to you or anyone else, but to me. It inspired me to at least try to get something out of it. so here they are for what it's worth. The sun is shining right now Rob, hope it is by you too. get out there.





And it seems it's got something to do with the season too.
But alas, I wanted to go back in after a while and then something caught my eye as so many times before. Again I gave it a try, of at least something worth enjoyment. Well the time consuming effort at least gave me enjoyment.






Hopefully it does something to you. It did to me.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Thanks, guys. Well, I forced myself out, but didn't take one picture. But on the way home I saw a beautiful 75-year old jazz guitar in a junk shot. Got it for £100. Bargain. Isn't she beautiful? I feel a little bit better!

 

[Glen Roberts]

Very nice Rob, when do we get to see/hear it in action?

 

[Pete Askew]

Retail therapy. You can't beat it!

 

[Pete Askew]

Now stop whining and take more pictures!

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I had no choice in buying it. There is a little-known law in Scotland called the ‘Musician Purchasing Act'. Subsection 2(ii)a states: ‘If I see a guitar that obviously talks to me, I am duty bound to buy it.’ Just did my duty.

 

[Pete Askew]

There is a similar one in England related to large format cameras and lenses.

 

[Davie Hudson]

I had no choice in buying it. There is a little-known law in Scotland called the ‘Musician Purchasing Act'. Subsection 2(ii)a states: ‘If I see a guitar that obviously talks to me, I am duty bound to buy it.’ Just did my duty.

i'm the same with heritage clothing