I don't use the big fancy camera for this sort of activity, of course... practically speaking, it's easier to toss a little, light point-and-shoot... and then there's the risk factor. Any-hoo, if you want to give this a try, start out doing it on a carpeted surface or even atop a bed, making sure that you're pointing the camera at a light somewhere when you push the shutter button and twirl the camera at the same time. That way, when it lands, it will be on a soft surface and won't be jarred or damaged. See what you can do!
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Camera tossing
It's getting to be about time for another round of Camera Tossing, usually made more interesting by the presence of Christmas lights. I don't have my Christmas lights up just yet, but I did some preliminary tosses in front of the television as an experiment. Got some stuff I liked the look of... several involving television images, and a few capturing the overhead light instead thanks to rogue tosses. Here are a couple of samples:
I don't use the big fancy camera for this sort of activity, of course... practically speaking, it's easier to toss a little, light point-and-shoot... and then there's the risk factor. Any-hoo, if you want to give this a try, start out doing it on a carpeted surface or even atop a bed, making sure that you're pointing the camera at a light somewhere when you push the shutter button and twirl the camera at the same time. That way, when it lands, it will be on a soft surface and won't be jarred or damaged. See what you can do!
I don't use the big fancy camera for this sort of activity, of course... practically speaking, it's easier to toss a little, light point-and-shoot... and then there's the risk factor. Any-hoo, if you want to give this a try, start out doing it on a carpeted surface or even atop a bed, making sure that you're pointing the camera at a light somewhere when you push the shutter button and twirl the camera at the same time. That way, when it lands, it will be on a soft surface and won't be jarred or damaged. See what you can do!
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