Jared Polinfronos photo.com and this is supposed to be Daily Fro episode number 249, but you can't

exactly call something daily if I haven't done one since January 8th. Yeah, no, so it's not so much

daily at that point, but I can explain or can I? Honestly, I still have a ton of stuff to say.

I just haven't been sitting down at the end of the day to share it. And on the other part,

I was away for four or five days when I went to Napa to do one of my six degrees projects. So

when I was there, my dead focus was just on shooting. And by dead focus, I mean,

my eye was actually out of focus. I believe that I had a scratched, uh, corneal, you know,

a corneal abrasion, which is something scratched to my left eye. And my left eye is what I used to

shoot, which means that everything was really fucking blurry

when I was looking through the camera. And even when I wasn't looking through the camera,

things at a distance were super blurry. And it's crazy because when I was photographing the subject

and I had like a 24 millimeter on or a 35, did I shoot my 14 to 24 at all? I think I may have taken like two shots with that.

And I was trying to look at her expression. I could not see her expression in the viewfinder

when I was shooting wide with the 35 millimeter because everything was a blur in there. It was just

blurry seeing I could see the subject, I could see

the surroundings, I can see my focusing points, I can see my settings because they're right in

front of my face. But anything at a distance was just blurry. It was out of focus. But to be honest

with you, I don't think I missed focus. I mean very, very few out of focus photos, if any.

The only way that they're slightly out is if you miss your focusing point or just, yeah,

I mean, most of them are in.

So six degrees was awesome.

I was photographing, do I tell you?

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