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Pretty damned good result for a keychain camera in near darkness.
I really like using these cameras. Not being able to CHImP, having to think about your shots more, being able to sneak off shots everywhere. And of course, the whole lo-fi aesthetic making the file more about what it shows than its technical aspects. It's great.
Not a religious symbol, just a reflection. Wood framed mirror on wall next to a wooden door with lamps nearby.
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Just trying to satisfy the Vivitar Mini group. They want up close and personal. Oh, the pressure of it all.
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Here's another shot of stray kitty Gray... Turns out he is a she... I always thought she was male until recently... Anyhow, I like the detail in this. I had to post it. Shot with my macro adjusted VQ1005.
I loved this sculptured piece the minute I laid my eyes on it 16 yrs ago. I don't know if a few were made or if they were mass-produced but the broken pieces held together with burnished metal make both a warm and a cold statement.
Vivitar Mini Digital
Tried for a picture of the clouds but this thing is hard to aim. Managed to get a shot of the amazingly blue sky today.
Impatiens hanging basket. Note the constant use of Carl Pool BR-61 fertilizer (more flowers than leaves!)
I snuck this shot in as the train was entering the station. I said in my other photo description - I am a very shy person and have a lot of trouble taking photos of something in front of a lot of people. Anybody have suggestions to overcome this kind of shyness? Isn't it silly of me?
Anyway, this was taken with a Vistaquest 1005 digital keychain camera. Eats batteries like crazy, but it is so much fun to play with. Kind of like a tiny digital Holga in terms of the fun factor, IMHO.