GServo's Tangent

This morning, I woke up to light freezing rain and immediately thought about my macro lens.

The world is not the happiest place.

After a challenging week, nothing beats a Saturday morning coffee at home, away from the people thingies.

If one does not take a little time to be still and truly observe their surroundings, winter can feel boring.

Frozen forests serve as a great muse for monochrome abstracts.

Outside, enjoying the calm, icy chill of New Jersey.

It was a cold moment as the train pulled into the station.

I typically try not to replicate my compositions, but this time I'm experimenting and working on a potential new project.

This morning, I brought my tilt-shift lens to work to test it through the windows of our new location.

Snow had fallen gently in the evening.

January has felt like a long year.

I have visited quite a few coffee shops during my recent shenanigans.

I just finished my first adventure of the day and started to head back.

One of my last adventures of the week was an unplanned trip to the Red Mill Museum for some photos and coffee.

In my ongoing quest for moments of sanity, I found myself along the Hudson River, camera and coffee in hand, exploring the area.

I spent most of my day in New York, enjoying a coffee run with my favorite camera and a 35mm lens.

On a cold Tuesday morning, I've come to realize that I've mostly been doing camera work and having a laugh with my Viltrox 28mm f/4.5 lens.