Awesome Click..
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Just view the Image http://ilikr.net/awesomeclick/74385.html[^] I am wonder how its been captured... :doh: :doh: :confused::confused:
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It's pretty, to be sure. But isn't it really easy to take? Just find the sun setting over water (any west coast location should work, or the eastern margin of a large lake), put your hand in front of the camera (it will naturally be silhouetted) and take it with a fast enough film that you can keep the hand and infinity both in focus.
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Easy! Get into an infinite pool (1) with your camera at sundown.and have your girlfriend "pinch" the sun (2) The hardest part of it all is finding a west facing infinite pool. (1) Infinite Pool[^] (2) Relatively easy, but you have to keep you eyes in the viewfinder.
I'd rather be phishing!
Maximilien wrote:
have your girlfriend "pinch" the sun
Maximilien wrote:
The hardest part of it all is finding
... a girlfriend? ;)
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It is obviously a megalodon leaping from the water to devour a man head first. Excellent timing. Especially as the megalodon has been extinct for 1.5 million years!
--------------------------------- Obscurum per obscurius. Ad astra per alas porci. Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
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Maximilien wrote:
have your girlfriend "pinch" the sun
Maximilien wrote:
The hardest part of it all is finding
... a girlfriend? ;)
"State acheived after eating too many chocolate-covered coconut bars - bountiful" Chris C-B
LOL :laugh:
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Just view the Image http://ilikr.net/awesomeclick/74385.html[^] I am wonder how its been captured... :doh: :doh: :confused::confused:
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Easy place your fingers right in front the camera and aim for the sun.
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Just view the Image http://ilikr.net/awesomeclick/74385.html[^] I am wonder how its been captured... :doh: :doh: :confused::confused:
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Maximilien wrote:
have your girlfriend "pinch" the sun
Maximilien wrote:
The hardest part of it all is finding
... a girlfriend? ;)
"State acheived after eating too many chocolate-covered coconut bars - bountiful" Chris C-B
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It's pretty, to be sure. But isn't it really easy to take? Just find the sun setting over water (any west coast location should work, or the eastern margin of a large lake), put your hand in front of the camera (it will naturally be silhouetted) and take it with a fast enough film that you can keep the hand and infinity both in focus.
Ummm.... at least here in the US, we don't have film anymore. Is it that easy to get still in the UK?
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Easy place your fingers right in front the camera and aim for the sun.
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Ummm.... at least here in the US, we don't have film anymore. Is it that easy to get still in the UK?
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Dalek Dave wrote:
the megalodon has been extinct for 1.5 million years!
Yes, but his trainer may have had a camera.
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It's pretty, to be sure. But isn't it really easy to take? Just find the sun setting over water (any west coast location should work, or the eastern margin of a large lake), put your hand in front of the camera (it will naturally be silhouetted) and take it with a fast enough film that you can keep the hand and infinity both in focus.
Yup.. but its not really easy..
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Not really, but the same numbers for 'film speed' (ASA) are still used on digital cameras.
Ah--true