Semiquaver

DeviantART is just another thing to grow out of.  You can get in touch with me at my website, tedhendershot.com.  (Or ted-is.me, but people have so much trouble believing that's a real url!) Maybe the "social" just isn't something I need in my art.  But honestly it's all probably just too much to manage.  Most of my work goes straight from shot to print without ever touching the computer, and a lot more of it is web design.  I'm not a brilliant photographer--pretty average, really, although I love it so much.  Oh, yeah, and I lost a LOT of stuff when my laptop got stolen a couple years ago. Not that I don't like you, dA.  You're okay I gues

Along with the new modifications to the gallery system, including the introduction of folders, I've completely overhauled my gallery.  I pulled a hundred or so shots (out of over 325) out of storage and sorted them into folders by year, forming a kind of rough archive.  I've just finished repairs on an old hard drive, so I've now got full-size backups of many of these shots.  I'll be gradually restoring the old shots, minus the stupid borders and text inclusions, and readying them for print.  The goal is to have all shots print-ready fairly soon, hopefully before the end of the year.. Big times, big times. List of updated images from 2004:

Bodies: Canon K2 Canon 350D Holga 120N Lenses: EF 24mm f2.8 EF 50mm f1.8 II EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS So, that's my kit right now.  The 24 is the newest addition.  Grabbed it off eBay and it is fantastic.  I love it.  It's a lovely 35mm or so on my 350D: combining the 50 and the K2 with the 24 and the 350D makes for a really easygoing shoot kit.  I'm going to be buying primes over zooms for a long time, although my next upgrade will probably be to the 50mm f1.4.  The cheapo 50mm gives better performance than any lens I've ever gotten a chance to play with.  As for the Holga, it's an ultracheap ultraleaky all-plastic (lens included) box