hmm

[dr4b]

I can't think of anything to say about today, except that I have still not started packing at all, and now it's like TWO DAYS until I go back.

I put my big set of photos from Sunday's Marines-Hawks game online.

I'm thinking of adding a Nagoya/Gifu trip into my Golden Week plans, going down for the 4/29 Chunichi Dragons baseball game in Gifu, assuming Jeff can get tickets. I think it might be fun to take either local trains or a kodama down on that Monday (local trains take 7 hours, woohoo), stay somewhere, go around Nagoya or Gifu Tuesday afternoon, go to game Tuesday night, and try to take back that Moonlight train thingy teravell always talks about. Then I will hit a new stadium and like ninety new kinds of trains in one trip! Wheeee! Then a day later I'd be off to Hokkaido! Travel is fun!

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[dr4b]

Really? The Shunsuke pictures make me feel all like "If only I had a better lens... or further... or faster... with better depth of field so the audience would be more blurry and he'd be more clear... and maybe some photo software... and..."

I guess everyone always wishes they had better stuff though -- which is why the companies get away with selling lenses for $100,000 and whatever.

[shoebox-bird.livejournal.com]

omg, are you kidding? This is art. It's beautiful, makes you feel like you're right there on the field.

I just told A what you said and he chuckled, because I always say the same things. ("this sucks, i need a faster lens")

Sometimes I wonder if our viewpoints are skewed from being inundated with advertising photography that is overly saturated / depth of field-y.