I did a great job of keeping myself out of these selfies. Don’t you agree? I caught my hubby’s reflection in the second one, but again…no me. Not that I tried. Just luck, I guess.
OR…was I even there?
If I didn’t know better, I’d say…I was a ghost!!! You can see right through me!
Bit cheeky the way you did this…hehehe
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ha, ha. I didn’t set out to be cheeky. But there you are… ha, ha. 😆
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I’d say you were a ghost, but I see you in the second one!
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It’s my husband you see. He’s not a ghost.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog to see my entry for this one!
Window shots are a real challenge for sure. We have been trying to take shots of holiday decorations in our window– when it’s light enough, we get reflections. When it’s darker, there isn’t enough light, and using flash means a big lens flare.
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I wish I could say taking these shots was difficult. But I must admit that I’m a “point and shoot” photographer…a real amateur. I expected to see my reflection, and was surprised not to see it. I couldn’t say why it doesn’t show up. Maybe I’m a vampire? Yikes! What a thought…
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Everyone starts somewhere, don’t they? My wife, my daughter, and I all use the same “point-and-shoot” camera, but we are slowly learning more and more.
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Thanks for putting it into perspective. All photographers begin as amateurs. Because of all the technical mumbo-jumbo, I don’t think I’ll ever graduate…from pointing and shooting.
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Oh, I wouldn’t give up hope too soon. I have seen examples of cameras that are much, much more intuitive, and allow focusing techniques (bokeh, etc.) by way of touch gestures.
Granted, this is more likely to show up with tablets and smartphones than dedicated cameras, but the technology is there, and you need not be a techie wizard to use it.
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At 64, I feel like there’s so much I’d like to accomplish in not a ton of time. So if I had to pick something I’m passionate about doing, it’d have to be writing and publishing something. That takes time, as does a lot of great hobbies. But thanks for the encouragement. It means a lot…
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Writing and publishing something is a worthy endeavor. It’s something my wife, Cimmorene, aspires to. I guess I do as well, but I’m a bit more jaded (or realistic? hard to say) about the work that it will take to get there.
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I’m in the midst of churning out something I’ve been mulling over for years. I’ll put it out there when it’s done. Hopefully it’ll be sooner rather than later. As you said, the part that’s off- putting is the work it takes to get something published, let alone the writing. When I’m done, I’ll share the steps it took to put a book out. I’ll try to keep it short and sweet. I’ve read others posts about self-publishing. They were enough to discourage me. Since time’s elapsed, I’m taking up the gauntlet once again.
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You’re right! I won’t give up hope. Photography will just have to get in line. I’m a little busy with another project right now. Like you said…never say never.
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hugs for the mention…
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Good job. I didn’t see your husband’s reflection at first but finally did.
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Not sure why he’s smiling. Although he often thinks I do crazy things like this…photographing someone through a window. Of course I got the man’s permission first.
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Very creative!
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At the time I was just interested in photographing people while hubby and I were out and about in Seattle. I was having a great time and wanted to capture other folks in the same mode…even those at work. I love your photos, so your comment is a gift. hugs…
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hugs for the mention…
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brilliant!…It took some times for me to actually see it :D…cheers from Indonesia…
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Thanks for the…brilliant comment! 🙂
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Well done!!
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Thanks! Nothing I planned. Just happened.
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