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| A nice picture of the Fenders which I never would have thought to make. |
Details: Canon EOS
I think it would be safe to say that despite its shortcomings, the photograph above would—in a very general sense—comply with most of whatever criteria that makes for a decent enough picture. This picture exists due to the camera being left on the floor (after use) and by sheer accident—my stupidity actually, the vertical shutter button was tripped on a power brick while the whole camera tilted up on its own due to unceremoniously being dumped with chargers and adapters and all sorts of shit on the floor.
Though it can be argued that I was still the one that put it there and dumped it on all sorts of shit on the floor, I think this is genuinely one of those happy accidents (pertaining to a shutter being tripped accidentally). I never really have 'em. I don't even remember if this has happened before, thinking about it now, the very few times the shutter on whatever camera around me gets tripped, the result is usually virtually unusable at best, so this is kind of a nice thing for me. Actually, I don't think I would have photographed the Fenders like this, if at all.
That said, my camera Mark (yes, thats his real name) should get all the credit for this one.
Good job you intelligent camera you, still a bit rudimentary and lacks a bit of drama but pretty fucking good for an inanimate object. High five. Oh, and thanks for the nice picture of the Fenders. I really appreciate it.
Though it can be argued that I was still the one that put it there and dumped it on all sorts of shit on the floor, I think this is genuinely one of those happy accidents (pertaining to a shutter being tripped accidentally). I never really have 'em. I don't even remember if this has happened before, thinking about it now, the very few times the shutter on whatever camera around me gets tripped, the result is usually virtually unusable at best, so this is kind of a nice thing for me. Actually, I don't think I would have photographed the Fenders like this, if at all.
That said, my camera Mark (yes, thats his real name) should get all the credit for this one.
Good job you intelligent camera you, still a bit rudimentary and lacks a bit of drama but pretty fucking good for an inanimate object. High five. Oh, and thanks for the nice picture of the Fenders. I really appreciate it.
Copyright ©2012. Mark
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