I haven't lost all my marbles, I found some to put in a kaleidoscope.
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- Alan
- Ever exploring new ways to keep my mental disabilities from disrupting my life.
Whatever their status, they do keep me home (or close to home) a lot, and encourage explorations of therapeutic activities, such as photography and blogging.
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I absolutely love these kaleidoscope photos. I've never seen or heard of anyone attempting photos of the images formed in a kaleidoscope before...what a wonderful and novel idea! Thank you so much for posting so many pictures. They're beautiful!
not very novel -- i had looked at a good many such images on the web before i posted any
most of those seem much better than mine
this is one of those things that digital cameras make so much easier than film -- i find the digital display easier for setting up such things than even a film slr, and the immediate feedback of the actual image makes trial & error so much easier
also, i download them and can see them on the monitor while it is still relatively easy to reshoot
i used roughly ten percent of the shots i took
with film, i wouldn't have been learning as i went, i would have been bracketing, i would have been trying to keep costs down by taking fewer shots
digital is great
well put. i love digital for these reasons too! :)
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