Credit freeze
I make a point of only posting a picture a day... usually. I find it makes me more picky on what I post, and ergo what I shoot..
I say usually, because today I am posting three. What's the special occasion you ask? Well, I built my first light box and finally got a chance to realise something I have been planning for some days now! I once read an article (one of many I might add..) on 'how to save money', or was it 'how to budget'.. I forget.. point is, one of the clever tips it gave was to "freeze your credit card" so that if you wished to purchase something, you would first have to wait a few hours while your credit card melted, and during this time you would mull over your decision, thereby preventing impulse purchases... Seeing as credit card debt is today a hotter issue than ever (pardon the pun), I thought up this little shoot. Constructive criticism is most welcome! Thank you :) Strobist info> 2 industrial worklights and white paper sheet. Nikon D40 | Nikon 50mm | f/1.8 | 1/160s | ISO200 | Tripod CommentsCanadian Pacific
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Carl Pawlowski
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hahaha, great description!
if i had a credit card...i would have to freeze it daily. i'd be buying lenses and flashes left and right!
why did you have to freeze it? what were you gonna buy?
(good pun by the way! haha)
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