Thefuzzyconcept-blog-blog

Last week I got a job as a house/petsitter. It was pretty great, I got the house all to myself for the entire week with no one else around except me and the pets. The owners left me in charge of their beloved animals. They had 3 dogs, 2 cats, a guinea pig, and a rat. I could do whatever I wanted, eat whatever I wanted, have friends over, and use whatever I wanted in the house. There were no boundaries. It's a lucky thing I'm a good girl and I don't go snooping or cause trouble. I had a great time there, minus the pet allergies I have, but hey it's a job and my allergies to the pets weren't too bad. It was pretty much quiet most days. Once or twice a couple of my friends came over for a visit, which was definitely what I needed. The picture is of one of the cats, Tulley to be exact. I was going to take photos of the dogs, but I forgot. I do have pictures on my itouch, but the quality is terrible on it. Do you have a pet you love to take pictures of? How hard is it to get them to stay still for you, even if its a spontaneous or random shot? It took me so long to get fairly good pictures of this guy since he kept meowing and moving around. 

What do you think?

I was browsing through quotes and the one I posted earlier caught my attention. 

I really liked how "the fuzzy concept" sounded so I wanted to make it my blog's new URL:) 

I was going to change it to something like " A picture is like a thousand words", but then the quote overall is so common that it wasn't unique. 

Now that I have a new URL which I hope sounds interesting, I need some inspiration to take photos. 

There is nothing worse than a brilliant image of a fuzzy concept.

Ansel Adams

High School Football Stadium Lights in 2010

Very cool cheat sheet that simply and clearly explains the variables of exposure for those of you interested in exploring photography with manual settings!