I wonder sometimes what it would really take to be a really famous photographer.  I noticed that a lot of photographers who are famous or are trying to be famous take photos with expired film or ancient cameras or cameras that aren’t made anymore. Sometimes their shots are conventional but they took them with some kind of ancient Leica or World War II Hasselblad.

Me on the other hand, I take high resolution photos with a moderately expensive camera and then I improve them simply in the iPhoto magic.  I’m a simple person.  The photos are well composed, but taken conventionally.  No tricks, no gimmicks, just simple.  God, I’m starting to sound like a beer commercial.

Let’s just sit back and enjoy some photos:

The American Gentleman in fact.  So why is he sticking his tongue out at me?:

My ‘hood ain’t much, but its mine:

Effects of the Royal wedding upon me:

1. Re-watched the to do four times.

2. Looked at the bride’s dress from all angles.

3. Have been listening to the hymn “Jerusalem” on a loop for the last four days, as it was played at the wedding.

4. Posted a link to the wedding photos to my Facebook page.

5. Watched 1980 classic movie “Chariots of Fire” because it featured hymn “Jerusalem.”

6. Took the following photo whilst listening to “Jerusalem:”

7. Began using “whilst.”