Oh yeah, the Eric Kim tribute.

I just got done watching Eric Kim’s Ricoh GR4 Monochrome review, the most technical review on the internet. Highly recommend watching that review.

Anyways, now I got GAS.

He was talking about how he got his camera up to 700,000 actuations. And it’s like, how do you even get that high?

Really, I think probably the only way is just to look at anything you find interesting and just do this. Seriously, anything. Any beam of light, anything you look at, just click, shoot, boom.

So basically, I just have some GAS. I want to get a new camera and I want to get that Monochrome, but I’m in a conundrum.

You see, I have a conundrum because this camera works just fine.

Oh, we got some scaffolding.

Street dogs unite.

Street dogs unite on the scaffolding. Unite.

So my conundrum is there’s nothing wrong with this camera. The only way I can justify getting another camera is to beat this Ricoh into submission.

Submit to me, Ricoh.

Street dog. Submit.

So yeah, that’s my goal.

I’m going to try to get like 2,000 photos a day now. That’s my goal. 2,000 photos a day.

500 is for rookies.

Where am I at? Let’s see here.

I am at 218, and that was starting at 306, and I started 20 minutes ago.

So I’m 218 photos in 20 minutes.

Let’s go.

Street dogs unite.

Street dogs.

The real-life street dogs.

The real-life street dogs.

There he come. Another street dog.