This week, I had to fly up to the Bay Area to get my Hadoop Administration Certification. I hesitated a bit about whether I should bring the M9 or not, but decided to bring it just in case, with a single lens: 35'Cron. I flew in Tuesday and landed in the San Jose Airport. The training class was hosted at the Seaport Conference Center in Redwood City, but since it's was pretty much all cloudy and rainy all week, the pictures all came out pretty moody. On Wednesday night, had dinner in San Francisco and tried to capture some street scenes. Tonight, I had about 3 hours to kill in the San Jose Airport because the class ended earlier than I expected, so I tried to experiment a setup where I zone-focus the camera and place it on my lap and pointed at the general direction in front of me. Then as interesting people walk by, I simply tap the shutter and see what kinda of pictures I can get.
Well, here are the pictures from this week, sorry for mixing different type of processing which make them look somewhat disorganized. But since they were taken throughout the week, I tried to apply the processing that properly express the mood I felt when the shots were taken...
Well, here are the pictures from this week, sorry for mixing different type of processing which make them look somewhat disorganized. But since they were taken throughout the week, I tried to apply the processing that properly express the mood I felt when the shots were taken...
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