Dude, you’ve tried the sunglasses pics before. They’re not as cool as you might think. :P But yeah, very cool spider web. I would try shooting it from a zillion angles. :)
Indeed, I've tried the sunglasses pics before, but not from this approach. Try this when you walk home one evening: take your sunglasses off, hold them in your hand and look at your reflection while walking. Hold them facing the sky, at about 70 degrees relative to the road. You'll see yourself and the clouds. And if you don't have flat lenses, you'll have a wide view of the sky, with a tint of color, depending on the lens. Now this is very hard to capture with a camera, since you have to hold both the glasses and the camera. Setting them on a table or something might work, but the camera might focus on the foreground and you don't want that.
I'll come up with more on this, if not for the sake of art, at least just to annoy Diana. :P
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I like that spider web. But where did the spider go? :P
He wasn't home when I took the picture. :D
Dude, you’ve tried the sunglasses pics before. They’re not as cool as you might think. :P But yeah, very cool spider web. I would try shooting it from a zillion angles. :)
Indeed, I've tried the sunglasses pics before, but not from this approach. Try this when you walk home one evening:
take your sunglasses off, hold them in your hand and look at your reflection while walking. Hold them facing the sky, at about 70 degrees relative to the road.
You'll see yourself and the clouds. And if you don't have flat lenses, you'll have a wide view of the sky, with a tint of color, depending on the lens.
Now this is very hard to capture with a camera, since you have to hold both the glasses and the camera.
Setting them on a table or something might work, but the camera might focus on the foreground and you don't want that.
I'll come up with more on this, if not for the sake of art, at least just to annoy Diana. :P
Diana doesn't really wear sunglasses. :P
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