So little time, So many photos

There is really so little time for me and yet I have thousands of photos. My four month old Nikon D60 already has 7000+ of shutter actuations. So little time, so much to shoot. So little time, so much to post-process.

Since I have experienced the power of a RAW image, I have seldom shot in jpeg and this has caused my laptop to run so slow due to the bulk of photos that I have. This made me buy an external hard drive which works well for me. Again, this has given me so much more reason to shoot. From my point and shoot days, I have shot so much during my travels but then it has increased so much more since the arrival of my DSLR. It's as if the camera is already a part of my body. A 12.2GigaBytes of raw image backlog is probably more than enough of how passionate I am to this craft. I owe a lot of friends, colleagues and you my viewer or reader that much of photo data. When will be the time I'll finish San Pablo's seven lakes where I am under pressure from my work colleagues? When will be the time I can share the photos to the shutterclickz group our climb to Mt. Pulag? Perhaps, I need a vacation to finish all these but wouldn't it cause my backlog a lot more GigaBytes? Should I just shoot in jpeg then? I don't want to, raw is the best thing that happened to during the shot and after the shot.

Going back, I even skipped post processing my Halloween Shoot because it's passe. Oh well, what can I do..I guess the best thing is to make people wait more and more! **evil grin**

So long, anyway I showed my colleagues their jumpshot! Hahahaha! Btw, you can also see a photo of mine by Alvin (our team leader in Mt. Pulag climb) here: http://ajjfaustino.multiply.com/photos/photo/25/1



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My Best Photos thus far

I'm calling the photos herein as best basing from the fact that a lot of people have loved it from their comments in my multiply site.



1. One top is my office building cafeteria view at night.

2. The above is my very first HDR. Tidious but worth it.

3. My first photo contest entries. This one is my favorite among my 3 entries and well loved by my browsers.



I have a lot more photos, however, since this blogsite is new, they are all in http://www.yaj10.multiply.com/photos

Cheers,
Jay