The Photo Shoot That Wasn’t – Epic Amateur Photographer Fails For Your Amusement. . .
The top 15 shots that got away:
In the Beginning:
Oh my, that button is sensitive.Oh my, that button is really sensitive.I don’t know, but it pops up every now and then.
Do I Need A Tripod? “I Can Hold Still.”
“How Many Flowers Am I Holding Up?” No, you haven’t had a head injury. But look too long and you might get one…“Have A Few” glasses of wine and come back to this one. It might look intentional.
View Through A New Eye, How Hard Can It Be?
Looking through a new perspective “Seems Like It Would Be Easier.”“Where Is That Confounded Bridge?” Oh No! It’s Sinking!
Ohhhh!! “Special? Effects”
Right In The Camera. “How Important Are These Knobs?”“Fix It In Post?” It can’t get any worse, right? Oh, yes it can. Yes, it can.
Wild Life!
“These Guys Are Really Fast”
“I mean REALLY fast!”“Nice . . . water drops?”
“Oh My Gawd!!!” Fear Factor:
“OMG! He’s Really Big!!”“OMG! He’s Coming Right At Me!!”“EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF!” Run Awaaaaaaay….!!!
Well, there you have it. In no particular order, the best of the worst, my top “Epic Amateur Photographer Fails!”
Originally from The San Fernando Valley, in Los Angeles, I now live (mostly) in San Francisco, California. I found my artistic voice meandering between my early career in recreation and a later career in hospice as a Chaplain/Bereavement Counselor. Through my own personal journey of renewal, and through the companioning of courageous grieving souls (of whom I am ever indebted), I have come to realize how important artistic self-expression is to our spiritual development, growth, and healing. Expressing ourselves is healing. Witnessing another human being's journey through self-expression is also healing. Art heals. It just does. This blog is to assist one another in the artful journey of renewal and healing.
My passions, some of which include photography, gardening, painting, and woodwork, are naturally my favorite sources of inspiration and renewal. I fully embrace the lifestyle philosophy of re-creating the mind, body, and soul through self-expression - and play! Nothing is more descriptive of play to me than creating art. Each of us enjoys the opportunity to - and faces the responsibility of - exploring and implementing our own means of self-expression. My hope is that we can share, and grow, and companion with one another along the way.
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Artfully Yours,
~Lynda Anne
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