This entry is pretty late, but this was Aquarium of the Pacific's Photographer's Night. I got in for free so I didn't mind. The event was pretty decent. About 300 people rolled through and celebrated with a night of exchanging shooting stories and throwing bullshit out there so people can be impressed. I am not a Photographer. I totally dropped the whole "photography" tag on my images because it is too cliche. I will only consider myself a photographer when I achieving the golden ratio image with the help of the Fibonacci sequence. For now, I am just a hobbyist with a passion. A lot of people were there for the competition and there were some heated arguments between Canonites and Nikonians about comparing gear and things. I sided with no one. Both are great companies and it doesn't matter about your gear. It's how you shoot. The new fresh out of high school hypebeasts who dive directly into the scene and purchase the most expensive gear are the most ignorant. Start with the basics first. The newer cameras actually make you more stupider if you rely on it to much. Overall, I met some great new people. Event was fun and I can't wait for the next.
I actually came in before the event started. Watched some Starfish porno, she got drilled pretty hard.
I forgot my polarizing filter so I got mad reflections on the glass
Fish live the most interesting lives. What sucks it they're confined to an aquarium, while the rest of the world is 75% water
Good with peanut butter
"Excuse Me. I'm looking for the fun farm"
