Jared Polin Froonos Photo.com and this is your daily Fro for February 9th, 2018, and the time, 1152 in the PM as we inch on closer to the next day.

But let's talk about some of the phone calls that came in, got a bunch of calls.

I got one from Levi, one from Leo, one from Jesse, one from Kyle from Florida, and then one from Mike.

So a bunch of calls came in.

If you want to give me a call and leave a message, I tell you guys every day.

It's 267-454-6376.

That is the number.

It's also down in the description. Now, if you're new to the Daily Fro, as I say every day, this is where I sit down at the end of the night to tell you what's on my mind from maybe what happened today or just what I'm thinking about. And it's kind of like a daily journal. So I wasn't sure what I was going to talk about today. There's always things going on,

whether I feel like I'm not doing enough, or I'm just sitting around, or I should be out and about,

or I just pass time to pass time. But I just talked to a friend for a couple of minutes, probably

30, 45 minutes, just hanging out and BSing. And, you know, one of the things I want to do in making another

video guide is reinvent the beginner guide. Now, the front-house photo guide to getting out of

auto is the first guide that I made. That's how I met Todd. Todd helped me produce that.

And it's done very well. It's why I'm sitting where I'm sitting right now. I wouldn't have been able to buy my house if I didn't

create that product. And if I didn't have a following to then go ahead and purchase it and learn

from it. And so that's been happening since 2012.

And I think it's time to do something a little different. Now, we can update it. The content in

the frontos photo guide to getting out of auto is great. It's going to be usable for the foreseeable future because, as I always tell people, the fundamentals never change.

The fundamentals of photography do not change.

So what they were back 50, 60, 70 years ago, they're going to be 50, 60, 70 years from now.

At least I hope so that the fundamentals

of shutter speed aperture and ISO will all be the way that they are. But here's what I'm

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