Back to the Grind

A great trip to RRR. Computers stayed up the whole time. Didn't get to shoot as much as I would've liked but still glad I took along the camera.

Back

Well, I decided not to take the camera down to Vegas for the Red Rock Rendezvous and it proved to be a wise decision. Didn't really have time to myself where I could have gone shooting and a big windstorm came up kicking up lots of dust so glad that the glass wasn't exposed to that.

Won a SB-600 right before I left on eBay and it arrived while I was gone. It is in near perfect condition and appears to work flawlessly. Hopefully I'll be able to get out and start doing some practicing with it soon.

To shoot or not to shoot?

That is the question. I'm headed down to the Las Vegas area next month for the Red Rock Rendezvous climbing event. I go down every year for work since we're the organizers of it and there are a lot of long days and not much free time.

The area we're in is beautiful, Spring Mountain Ranch State Park and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. I've seen great images from both places and would like to try and capture some myself, the problem being that I don't know if I'll have the time to really get away from the event and have the opportunity to do some things on my own or if I will be confined to the event grounds and be frustrated that I'm unable to get out with my camera.

Fortunately I have a month or so to decide what I'm going to do but I have a feeling that this will be one of those decisions that gets made the night before I leave as I'm packing the last of my gear.