when I took this picture, I was the lowest photographer on earth (non-metaphorically speaking)
Also, I think I have discovered a new Repetitive Stress Injury; I have called it "Photographer's Clavicle", and it results from carrying around a bunch of lenses in a messenger-style bag and a heavy camera all slung across your body over one shoulder. It makes your collarbone wicked sore. If the legal dept of my employer is reading this, and I assume they are, I'll expect to see my worker's comp check in my mailbox any day now.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
the extremely down low
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3 comments:
i have one question and several suggestions for you:
1) is that girl wearing floaties in your picture!?
and
2) for your pain, I suggest:
http://www.leica-camera.us/photography/m_system/m8/
or
http://www.newswear.com/mdigitaldetail.htm
Thanks. Think my $30/month medical insurance will cover the M8?
and, yeah, I think she is wearing floaties, but I think it might be ironically... the dead sea makes floaties almost comically unnecessary. You basically float like you're in an easy chair, on account of all the salts. Extremely hard to explain the feeling, or even make it come across in a picture. You need to do it at some point.
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