Rowan Miller

My aunt was like that, always chatting away about her garden and the weather and then somehow it turns to politics and before you know it hours have passed. I remember one time it led to talking about old family recipes which reminded me of grandma's pie that used apples from the tree that got hit by lightning back in '82. Anyway, to end it, I'd just say I have to check on something inside and wave goodbye.

As someone who's upgraded gear over time,, I actually suggest holding off on buying until you've maxed out techniques. For portraits and that professional look often comes from composition and light more than hardware. Place subjects against plain backgrounds far away, use wide apertures, and longer focal lengths to isolate. Eye sharpness is crucial, so use AF lock or manual if needed. Golden hour light flatters features. A reflector from household items brightens shadows. When shopping,, seek lightweight primes with apertures like f/1.8, that model or that model equivalents depending on sensor, for natural perspectives. Check weight and focus speed. Practice consistently, review shots critically. Progress comes quick.

I was confused by the labels too. There is works with wireless charging which just means Qi and there is made that model that model which means it has the magnet ring. The second one is what keeps the puck centered. If your case is the first kind you are fighting physics. Either swap to one with a ring or run without a case when you charge. Another hack is to anchor the puck or run the cable straight down so the cord is not tugging it sideways and it becomes surprisingly reliable.