Canoe photos

[osprey_archer]

Canoe pictures! Sadly I do not have a picture of myself in the canoe, owing to the unfortunate fact that I cannot be in two places at once, and did not like to let my camera out of my hands as I was convinced that it was going to fall in the lake.

I am pretty sure, in fact, that the camera yearned to fall in the lake, and was saved from this ecstatic fate only by my grip. But how do you warn someone else that your camera is convinced it's a fish, and needs to be stopped?





It looks just like a postcard, doesn't it? When I interned at a little museum for the summer, I convinced them that they needed to print postcards to sell, and included one of my photos in the set that we had printed, and it was glorious.

I will not say the postcards sold like hotcakes, but they did sell pretty well. The museum had rather a dearth of cheap souvenirs, so I figured they would.



And one of my favorites, my dad and his college buddy Charlie coming back from an evening fishing:

Comments

[bogwitch64.livejournal.com]

I want to hang that first one on my wall. Crikey, it's beautiful.

(If I said the same for the lower picture, that would be creepy...)

[osprey-archer.livejournal.com]

I don't think it would be creepy! After all, it's not like it's a very clear picture of anyone in particular - just silhouettes against the moonlight.

[entwashian.livejournal.com]

And I have heard tell that you cannot, in fact, fight the moonlight.

[entwashian.livejournal.com]

But how do you warn someone else that your camera is convinced it's a fish, and needs to be stopped?

This sounds like a story...

[osprey-archer.livejournal.com]

It might be! The Camera of Delusion, I would call it. Is the camera itself deluded, or the camera wielder?