Things that confuse you.

Photographer had perfect alignment. You know he/she worked for that shot.

 

That’s quite easy to do using the panoramic feature on your phone. Move the camera left to right and as the camera is focussed on the gap between the reflection and the real person they change expression.

A fun one to do is have everyone stand to the left of the photographer. As the photographer pans to the right, everyone runs behind the photographer and stands to their right. The camera catches each person twice. You can get some great shots. My friends and I did one where we are all leaning on railings looking out to sea. The photographer took a panoramic shot of the beach. We all ran behind him and reversed the sequence that we are stood in on his other side. It looks like we are all being mirrored across the image but the view of the sea shows that we aren’t.

 

Post some of yours.
I would love that.

 

That sounds like an awesome special effect. I want to try it.

 

My senior class had a photo of all of us lined up in an arc in front of the camera. The camera panned from left to right to get the whole group. There was an odd number, so the photographer told the first guy on the end on his signal to duck and run behind the group. My classmate was in the photo twice on either end. That was mid 1960's.

 

Confused by the what or why?

 

The Loren Avedon starred in the 2nd No Retreat, No Surrender movie and also starred in the 3rd and 4th as a different people. Did they have to write different stories because of that?

 

And they say black cats are unlucky!

 

This frustrates me more than anything. It's gotten to the point the packaging is such you almost have to destroy the product to get it out of the packaging.

 

The pandemic is a virus from China with the name of a Mexican beer that ruined an Irish drinking holiday.

 

Is it really worth consumer plastic obsession after all?

 

Packing peanuts. Why just why? It's like a damn parasite that won't go away. Finding pieces days later after cleaning up.

 

We're starting to devolve in a sensible sense.

 

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