flutter byeeee
Max, Sam and I had a great time with Gina, Lily and Isabelle yesterday at the science center. I would have put up a photo of all the kids, but as Heizenburger (Not a famous physisist, but a rather ornary kindegarten teacher from my younger days) said that it's uncertain how many children are in the class at any one time or how fast they are moving. So they were never in the same spot... at all. Ever.
This thing might have been dead and I wouldn't have known better. Either that it or it was saying something about yet another asshole with a point and shoot camera trying to get a macro shot of me... god dammmit.
This thing might have been dead and I wouldn't have known better. Either that it or it was saying something about yet another asshole with a point and shoot camera trying to get a macro shot of me... god dammmit.
posted by J.R. at 11:59 AM
3 Comments:
Do you think the butterfly would have felt better if you'd used a nicer camera? ;-P
I think the butterfly would have been happier if you had brought your expensive camera. Then it could have sat still, watching, as you lugged your backpack over, pulled out the camera, attached the super-zoom lense, set up the tripod and got ready to take your picture. At the last moment, it would have flown away. Or dropped off the leaf it had died on. :-)
Awesome pic. I am currently in a macro craze...I am sure my family is getting sick of really close up images of everything, but I find them fascinating.
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