i'd prefer a totoro messenger bag for my cameras, but this works as long as i'm only carrying 3. yes, we are anime nerds too. and sometimes he's my camera caddy and gives me a break from hauling the equipment :o) he's the kindest person i know. i'm so lucky i will marry him one day.
(pentax, fuji superia 400)
LOVE the reflection in the window that looks like the bag's image is on the chair! FABULOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you got the reflection without noticing it or not?:) Perfect catch.
ReplyDeletelucky you!!!
ReplyDeleteno one is ever holding my bag for me;(
and there is often 1,2,3 or 4 cameras in it...
and I am talking about the lenses;)
lovely reflection!
he was standing there when i noticed the reflection, which prompted the photo. and he is so good about offering to carry my things, it get's more than cumbersome trying to shoot while hauling the bag around. it is his bag though (i've sort of heisted it from him)!
ReplyDeleteAnime is fine, as long as it is not "Spirited Away"; my eldest daughter was so traumatized, she still refuses to watch it when it comes up on reruns on the Animax channel ;-(
ReplyDeleteyeah, we're saving that one for when E is a lot older. a lot of anime isn't really geared toward children and you have to have a good knowledge base and understanding of Japanese folklore. Spirited Away is one of my most favorite :) But try Totoro, Kiki's Delivery Service or Ponyo for younger kids (i loved them all myself). E adored them!
ReplyDeleteoh! Totoro rocks!
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