 I laugh every time I see the poor camera left behind in that credit card commercial.  Someone forgets it on the cafe table and several people sit there, come and go - and nobody takes the camera home! Ya right.  It really got me thinking.  What if that camera just proceeded to take pictures of people passing by.  Just random shots.  So I tried it at the coffeehouse. I switched the silver to on and left it sitting on the table facing the street.  I didn't pick it up and I didn't know what I was shooting. This photo showed a very chic woman out shopping.  Doesn't she look put together? She's telling her friend about a great shop to visit next. She's describing the front of her new dress.  She's sure that restaurant was on this street.  What is she saying? I must try this again.  In a way I feel like a spy, but it sure is a new way to shoot & see authentic things.
 I laugh every time I see the poor camera left behind in that credit card commercial.  Someone forgets it on the cafe table and several people sit there, come and go - and nobody takes the camera home! Ya right.  It really got me thinking.  What if that camera just proceeded to take pictures of people passing by.  Just random shots.  So I tried it at the coffeehouse. I switched the silver to on and left it sitting on the table facing the street.  I didn't pick it up and I didn't know what I was shooting. This photo showed a very chic woman out shopping.  Doesn't she look put together? She's telling her friend about a great shop to visit next. She's describing the front of her new dress.  She's sure that restaurant was on this street.  What is she saying? I must try this again.  In a way I feel like a spy, but it sure is a new way to shoot & see authentic things.Thursday, 6 September 2007
If Life Were Like That
 I laugh every time I see the poor camera left behind in that credit card commercial.  Someone forgets it on the cafe table and several people sit there, come and go - and nobody takes the camera home! Ya right.  It really got me thinking.  What if that camera just proceeded to take pictures of people passing by.  Just random shots.  So I tried it at the coffeehouse. I switched the silver to on and left it sitting on the table facing the street.  I didn't pick it up and I didn't know what I was shooting. This photo showed a very chic woman out shopping.  Doesn't she look put together? She's telling her friend about a great shop to visit next. She's describing the front of her new dress.  She's sure that restaurant was on this street.  What is she saying? I must try this again.  In a way I feel like a spy, but it sure is a new way to shoot & see authentic things.
 I laugh every time I see the poor camera left behind in that credit card commercial.  Someone forgets it on the cafe table and several people sit there, come and go - and nobody takes the camera home! Ya right.  It really got me thinking.  What if that camera just proceeded to take pictures of people passing by.  Just random shots.  So I tried it at the coffeehouse. I switched the silver to on and left it sitting on the table facing the street.  I didn't pick it up and I didn't know what I was shooting. This photo showed a very chic woman out shopping.  Doesn't she look put together? She's telling her friend about a great shop to visit next. She's describing the front of her new dress.  She's sure that restaurant was on this street.  What is she saying? I must try this again.  In a way I feel like a spy, but it sure is a new way to shoot & see authentic things.
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3 comments:
Is this real??? Did you really do that? AMAZING. Where did you do this, what city is this?
Joni
Yes sir eee. I do this. It is in Montreal. Right downtown. I am going to do a whole series of these. Sorta sneaky. Spy Shooting!
what an awesome way to capture real shots! I would love to see more of such photography!
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