When I was over at the Cobble Beach Concours last weekend, I tried to take a picture with my phone, a picture with the Farm Manager posed alongside a very pretty 1934 Bentley.
Although I thought I took a couple of dozen pictures, only one turned out, and it featured the torso of the FM alongside that pretty car. Back in the day of real cameras and real film, you wouldn't have claimed that "turned out."
But with the new technology, everything is good all the time, right?
I bring this up only because I miss that old school 35 mm stuff.
The first time I was in rehab they pounded into me the importance of having something to do when they graduated me. You had to have a hobby or an interest or a passion or something, otherwise you'd just fall back into your old ways...
So I took up photography.
It almost became a passion.
There are people who have Neumann photographs on their walls to this day, and not all of them are relatives.
My photography career peaked when the Bookshelf Cafe offered me their walls for a couple of months. That was the good news.
The bad news was I'd have to share those walls with another photographer.
I was mortified. Share those Bookshelf walls?
No way!
Long story short, it wasn't long before I was taking another crack at rehab.
That's when I found out I wasn't the first repeat customer. According to the old hands at the place, Elvis used to go there all the time!
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