You’d think I’ll be done with new year resolutions by the beginning of February. Well, I’m not. Next to everything else, I’m also hoping to make this blog more worth your time and efforts to read throughout 2010 and beyond. Looking back at the content ever since 2006 it’s been a little bit of everything – from personal updates to theological essays. Since I started with photography in 2007 that’s been thrown in as well.

Please, use the comments option below and let me know why you stop by to read and what you’d like to see more of in the future. What annoys you and what do you not care at all about from my posts? Anything else you feel like sharing about the blog is also welcome. I’ll be extremely thankful as it will help me go in a direction which will benefit not just me but hopefully also you.

So, after a couple of years of dreamin’ and waitin’ I’ve finally laid my hands on a proper macro lens. It’s that particular one from the shot on the left – Canon’s latest 100mm Macro with Image Stabilization and weather sealing. More on it you can read here.

It opens a whole new world before the camera, plus I have always been a fan of details. Additionally, the lens can work as a standard 100mm telephoto and thanks to the wide aperture of 2.8 I should be enjoying more of those as well.

Too bad that it’s a working day today (lens just got delivered ~2hrs ago), but I’m sure you’ll be seeing more of its capabilities as times passes. For now – only two more shots below.

 

p.s. More updates on how Petra and I are doing, the church’s work in Sofia and life in its other generalities will be coming soon…