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The iPhone does a surprisingly good job at WTH shots. Update: my phone does have a way to select focus.

Driving through the desert

Main and Terminal...

I multitask in my car at 75mph.

a glimpse of how I see Lulu as I drive down the road.

 

July 2009

REARVIEW MIRROR - Fred Murfin attends a dozen swap meets per year looking for classic hotrods in near-mint condition. He thinks people crave these cars because it helps them recapture their past. A 1977 Camaro Z-28 he bought his first day at the Decatur Swap Meet is reflected in his sunglasses.

Messenger photo by Joe Duty

Day 58 - On our way home from eating, we were stopped while Felicia was on the phone and I was messing around with the camera. I turned the flash around backwards and took this picture through the rearview mirror.

Fun with the camera while waiting in a traffic jam. Thanks to Anna for helping decorate my truck!

I probably shouldn't have been photo-ing while driving.

Nice Baywindow in the Connacht Gold Store

It rained briefly one day and when I walked outside to try to capture some water droplets, I saw this on the outside mirror of my neighbor's truck. I thought it looked pretty cool. Just one of the odd but fun shots :)

Sunset in downstate Illinois.

Don't look back, baby. Just get me to the beach.

 

(See that pink tent on the left? That was an honest-to-goodness Mexican circus, right across the street from our hotel. We didn't get a chance to go, but really wanted to see the dog-faced boys)

Found this pic from January. Driving home from dinner, saw this behind me. The colors were too good to not capture.

SOOC

 

You can last

Take the past

Shut your eyes

Realize

Rearview to starting point.

Model: Honda City Camera

 

System PAL / NTSC

Chipset: CMOS, image area: 4.080×3.120 (mm)

Resolution: 652 x 492, 420TV lines, EFL=1.8 (mm), 170°, 30fps, 0.2Lux

Working temperature: -20℃~+85℃, RH95%

With reverse meter

Working voltage: input DC12V ± 20%

Model: Toyota Camry Camera

 

System PAL / NTSC

Chipset: CMOS, image area: 4.080×3.120 (mm)

Resolution: 652 x 492, 420TV lines, EFL=1.8 (mm), 170°, 30fps, 0.2Lux

Working temperature: -20℃~+85℃, RH95%

With reverse meter

Working voltage: input DC12V ± 20%

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