I was reading the archive of Missyisms blog tonight, and came across a very cool link to Flickr - Camera Toss. The idea being to throw your camera into the air while it's exposing a photo, and post the results. Well some of the results are truly spectacular! I was very impressed.
And speaking of spectacular photos, Stu got a couple of his fish. I'm thoroughly jealous, having hardly ever gotten good photos of my fish. If he doesn't post my favourite, I will :)
Well he said I could, so here it is:
So, not to be outdone, I went on a mission to get some nice pics of my own. Note to budding photographers: clean the outside of your tanks carefully before starting. Otherwise you get reflections of whatever's on the glass back in your camera. I also think taking the pics with the room light off helped. The camera seemed to have less issues focussing (perhaps less reflections to get confused with).
The white angel:
The black angel:
The glass cat fish: (only successful photo I've ever gotten of them)
The three corys, huddled in a corner away from the light:
A baby krib (only about two centimetres long):
Lots of baby kribs:
Richard
So, as you're an expert, what are the long dangly bits on the angel fish for?
Missyisms
Thanks for the mention! Us newbies can use all the help we can get! Saw a link I think you'll like: http://www.foundphotography.com/PhotoThoughts/archives/2005/10/medium_format_p.html I saw this at http://www.wannabegirl.org/. I hope you enjoy it. Forgive me for being too tired get the html around those to be active links. M.
kazza
Stu suggests: "because they look pretty"
I like his answer :)
kazza
hehe yes I've seen the Lego pinhole camera :)