So I'm drivin' home tonight and I think the scene is interesting, in an
Edward Hopper kind of way. Having my camera handy, I grab it at the next stoplight and (bein' a good citizen an' all, plus not wanting to have my lights punched out) shut off the flash, then proceed to snap whenever it seems like a good idea.
Results are...not entirely expected....
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi6bPYo7jH_M5-s6p6laBg775m50Bful-pQ4yMp47asDhw-lglWpwDhinNLQPukvridNnFkBhl69ZWwTaZfuHgcbHTfgbE7XNdyJ9oaC2NdI37Zl73OG3T7-5XDw1Mzalcq945E6iL3Uv0/s400/triphome.JPG)
I'm likin' it. This is one of about five that mostly worked.
2 comments:
You never know what you'll get, until you try it. I used to do odd things with my camera, back in the old days of film. One fun thing is to mount the camera on a tripod, and do a short time exposure while zooming your lens. This of course works better at night. I got some images that were pretty uninteresting, but a few were kind of cool.
I like it.
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