Yes, the dumpster was a major feature. It added a certain “je ne said quoi” to the overall autumnal ambiance. A perfect postscript to all the years of my father’s photography. He never failed to pose the children in front of the trash bins. I have pictures of bins from all over North America.
The first one was freaky. Weren’t you worried you’d get sucked into some sort of infinite photo or does that just happen when you have two mirrors opposite each other?
I believe the infinite loop is only created if the pictures are taken simultaneously … but then, your are instantly sucked into a digital vortex of epic proportions from which you can only escape during a major motion picture.
Garry will only use his tiniest camera and even though I periodically suggest that some of his pictures would benefit from a better camera with a bigger sensor. I don’t think he is getting the point. He thinks I’m criticizing his art whereas I’m suggesting a better lens and faster camera sometimes will give better quality photographs. But since i do the processing anyway, it’s all the same to him.
I am planning to let Fred winter in the garage, but since he snitched during our murder investigation, I’m not sure I can trust him in the house!
Mrs. Swiss, Fred is on borrowed time. He can’t turn his life around after all his dastardly deeds. His only out may be to work as muscle for Pink Floyd Weld and Gary Johnson, the hinky 3rd party Prez candidates.
I would think the yellow camera is odd and not Garry!!! I do like Fred though. 😀
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I got Garry to try a grown up camera today and I think he liked it. He does love the little yellow Q7, though. It’s the ultimate grab-and-go camera 🙂
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Grab and go? Is this an Orange Head product?
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That’s so sweet, Cee. You’re right about Fred. His days are numbered.
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Now let’s see Garry’s picture of you, Marilyn.
Leslie
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I see Fred is still on the lam….
That was nice of someone to point out that the dumpster at the park has “GRIME” on it…
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Yes, the dumpster was a major feature. It added a certain “je ne said quoi” to the overall autumnal ambiance. A perfect postscript to all the years of my father’s photography. He never failed to pose the children in front of the trash bins. I have pictures of bins from all over North America.
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Squirrel, Fred’s days are numbered. I hear the Samoan Mob is looking for him.
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The first one was freaky. Weren’t you worried you’d get sucked into some sort of infinite photo or does that just happen when you have two mirrors opposite each other?
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I believe the infinite loop is only created if the pictures are taken simultaneously … but then, your are instantly sucked into a digital vortex of epic proportions from which you can only escape during a major motion picture.
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Dral, that’s an excellent point. We could vaporize each other.
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We wouldn’t want that. Be more careful 🙂
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Fred seems to know that dark days lie ahead. Mr. Swiss never bothers with a camera, although he has a good one. He is more into mobile telephone.
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Garry will only use his tiniest camera and even though I periodically suggest that some of his pictures would benefit from a better camera with a bigger sensor. I don’t think he is getting the point. He thinks I’m criticizing his art whereas I’m suggesting a better lens and faster camera sometimes will give better quality photographs. But since i do the processing anyway, it’s all the same to him.
I am planning to let Fred winter in the garage, but since he snitched during our murder investigation, I’m not sure I can trust him in the house!
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Mrs. Swiss, Fred is on borrowed time. He can’t turn his life around after all his dastardly deeds. His only out may be to work as muscle for Pink Floyd Weld and Gary Johnson, the hinky 3rd party Prez candidates.
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