Rude Poeple and the internet

I had the rudest experience this morning with my flickr account. Someone created a flickr account just to leave a rude comment on one of my photos. I'm shocked that someone would waste the time that it takes to create an account just to say some stupid shit.

I take portraits and glamour shots. of women. I usually they've some degree of modeling exprience. Some of the women I take photos of are my personal fetish. Some would call them fat or plump or chubby women.

This is my fetish and the thing that I like. I don't know to much about women except they should be soft and smell good. I don't think there is anything softer then a plump happy woman. It doesn't really matter what I like but that's the long and the short of it.

My rude commenter wrote that I had to be kidding if all the ppl that commented on the photo had to be kidding to think she was beautiful. Well fuck you mr rude commenter. I do think she's sexy. And I don't care about your opinion.

The whole thing that really burns my ass about this is that I went to find my rude person and what did I find. No longer active on Flickr. Like what I won't want to track his loser ass down. It was only posted for like 2 hours. That's some fucking bullshit.

Hand Bells

Hand Bells
Originally uploaded by DrkMage

I'm soo published now. I recieved the post cards that was made from this photo and all I can say is that're hot. and tasteful and really really cool. I'm going to take photos of them later on tonight to publish to the world. Right now you'll have to deal with this one. But imagine it with some words over and it's just hot.

5 Of My Photos Which Need To Be Seen

Not all of my photos get the same amount of attention. So I decided that I'll show the ones that I believe need to be given more love that I personally like. I figure the others will be found by the people looking for them.

&MoreCandles
Mom
12th Street
Becki OverExposed
2 Street Lights

My Other Camera is a Pentax

I have a really cool Flirkr friend. Her name is Steph. We talk from time to time and we're really geeky into photography and taking pictures. I'm truly a big fan of hers. I love her self portraits and her cat pictures.

One night we're talking about lenses and fantasy stuff that we want to buy. She tells me about this classic Pentax glass. Asahi Pentax Takumar Super multi coat Lenses. she wants like the 50 F/1.2 and some others. Steph knows her glass and she's talented. So it's not that I don't take her word or nothing but I really do have to look at this stuff. I mean to try and buy something from 1972 in the Y2K+8 it's gotta be special right.

I cruise over to flickr and do a quick search. The photos taken with this glass is amazing. They're clear and the colors are brilliant. They're fast and manual focus. There is a group devoted to them and ppl are mounting them to all kinda digital SLR's. She tells me about her Camera the K10D and the feature set. and I'm thinking I paid what for my 30D.

So I start thinking in about a year or so I can buy a used k20d or so used. Pentax always go cheap mostly because ppl not in the know want nikons or canon's because they are "Better". I can then shark them and get a cool camera and some of this rare glass. I think that the collecting and the hunting will be the most fun of this project. I mean it is possible to have 2 camera kits and figure out what one you like the best. Let's call this learning.



After taking pictures for 4 years I've come to the conclusion that it's not the name or the camera or the serial number it's the person be hind it that makes the photos memorable.