Ugh, that makes my blood boil. My uncle tried to sell my grandma's wedding china at a garage sale for fifty bucks. I drove over and bought it myself just to stop him. Some people only see a price tag, not the family it belongs to. You have to dig your heels in on this one. That watch is a piece of your whole story.

Honestly, I see it the other way around. The biggest carryover for me is how film makes you slow down and plan every shot. You only get a few tries on each roll, so you learn to wait for the right moment. That taught me more about framing and patience than any color lesson. Digital lets you shoot without thinking, which can hurt your skills. The discipline of limited shots stuck with me way more than color relationships. Do you find the mental approach changes how you shoot now?

All that for a desk lamp?