HP Photosmart M537 Digital Camera Series (What I Love About It)

Walking out the door is a project for me. I have to make sure that I have my camera. Anything can occur in the day, I always want to be ready to take that shot. I shoot whatever catches my eye. Whether it be a sky piercing high rise or the seagull coming in for a land. I want to be ready. And so far I have had my trusty camera with me to take the shot.

My camera is light weight it fits basically anywhere on my person. It's quick to manage. If only it were build to recognize human touch. It would be awesome if my camera automatically turned on when I grabbed it. That would work out nicely. It would also be nice if it were to automatically zoom into an object so that it fit the screen perfectly.

All in all, I truly love my camera. I get to go home. Upload my pictures I took for the day. And reflect on what I saw. Then, I get to get up, and do it all over again. Its true when the say: The best things in life are free.

I have been thinking about buying a more advanced camera. Perhaps one with video included in the camera. I need an upgrade A.S.A.P. Along with my pictures I like to write a little something along with it. Such as a caption, or where I was when I shot it. It brings, well what I think is a certain art form to my work.

I usually shot skyscrapers, people, traffic, clouds, and some natural shots as well. I keeps me on my feet, and my eyes open to see the things society takes for granted. I like the way it satisfies my soul. That might sound a little crazy to some people, but to artists, they understand.

It's a form of therapy for me. I enjoy taking pictures. I like taking pictures at family gatherings. Then going trough my photo album and compare pictures throughout the years. To see how much people have aged. It's pretty cool,.

Personally when it comes to taking photos, some newspapers and magazines will pay a pretty handsome dollar to those worthy shots. It can be about a much talked about celebrity or a crime taking place. Anything to do with politics they love.

So, for those of you who took the time out of your busy schedule to read what I had to say. Thank you, I do appreciate it. Try to take some time out of your day, and take a photo or two. Take a good, hard look at it. It will change the way you feel about certain things, I guarantee it.