mysteryscribe
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- Feb 1, 2006
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- in the middle of north carolina
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My favorite excercise was when barbara poured a tube of super glue in one of my lenses. Told me to pick a setting to freeze it one. I set it on f5.6 at ten feet.
When she sent out to shoot pictures, she said "Now see the world as a painter sees it." Needless to say this was not a student exercise. It was more an experiment between friends.
I'm not so sure about that but It was a hell of an experience. I had to actually walk up to people and shoot them from the perspective of being up close an personal. Ten feet is the width of an average size trailer room.
Lots of things I had to pass up because they were either too bright or too dark. You have no idea how hard it is for a 25 year old to walk away from a picture.
I don't know that I learned much but I did lean that I liked my lens a lot better when it rotated.
By the way super glue does not hold when you touque the bond. The lil ole hundred pound chick broke the glue bond on that lens. Don't try this at home kids. if you want to do it use electrical tape not super glue. those lenses had no electrical contacts. It was 1970 at the time.
When she sent out to shoot pictures, she said "Now see the world as a painter sees it." Needless to say this was not a student exercise. It was more an experiment between friends.
I'm not so sure about that but It was a hell of an experience. I had to actually walk up to people and shoot them from the perspective of being up close an personal. Ten feet is the width of an average size trailer room.
Lots of things I had to pass up because they were either too bright or too dark. You have no idea how hard it is for a 25 year old to walk away from a picture.
I don't know that I learned much but I did lean that I liked my lens a lot better when it rotated.
By the way super glue does not hold when you touque the bond. The lil ole hundred pound chick broke the glue bond on that lens. Don't try this at home kids. if you want to do it use electrical tape not super glue. those lenses had no electrical contacts. It was 1970 at the time.