Moved a lot of my works to scraps - some too redundant, some not official enough to warrant permanent placement in my gallery. Those items of many similar ones that remain have been retitled and in some cases had their catagories and such changed. I also removed the Solid Snake modified wallpaper since to be honest it wasn't reported but getting permission to use that artwork would require hours upon hours of referrals and phone call transfers that I don't want to have to go through. On the rare occasion someone wants a copy, contact me for a link.

In other news, my beloved Canon Digital Elph digital camera broke - sort of. The camera functionality is broken, though the movie recording and playback modes both work. Same thing as broken to me. Luckily I have another Digital Elph (same kind but quite a bit larger unfortunatly) and my father's-turned-mine Minolta Dimage digital camera. After several things, a good part reading and viewing the stuff of a professional photographer's deviantart page (+cweeks), felt somewhat disapointed in myself that I never bothered to even really give manual camera controls a real try - that there was more manual control to a work beyond Photoshop (though as you can see I really do love that program.) I would play around with the Dimage (back when I was made to choose either it or the Elphs) and get frustrated because I had no idea what anything did, and then go back to the automatic elph cameras. So far it's been interesting - it will clearly take me a long while to get into the swing of it but I can already see that occuring. To make it harder on myself, albeit unintentionally, the moonlit nights recently have inspired me to attempt to photography them with the Dimage - which I hear can be a difficult task in general to begin with.

Hopefully I'll be working at Camp Hope soon, and that should bring some beautiful photos as the camp is right on a huge natural lake - largest one in Connecticut - and has an amazing campus. Should also provide me some great video as it always does as well.