Brian Moore
Moderator
I snapped these at the Palm Springs Museum of Art. There was an architectural photography exhibit and so SWMBO and I went along to have a look. Climbing the stairs I glanced up and saw a seated couple, their backs on view. I thought, that's interesting so I hurried up (lest they move) and snapped a fotie with the F1. That's the first fotie below.
As we alighted upon the landing where they were seated I was delighted to find they hadn't yet moved, and I began to prowl around them, Ninja-like, so that I could position myself for another fotie of them without them being aware.
A moment or two of apparently (to them) casual browsing by me gave me the opportunity to cast them a not-unusual human being-style sideways glance and I thought, "this old pair is really focused on the art!" They had barely budged.
Emboldened by their focus elsewhere I gazed straight at them for a moment. Then I took my time to compose and snap fotie #2.
Of course, they never did budge, and never will until a pair of bulky chaps carts them away and puts them in a box. SWMBO and I shared a laugh at my unnecessary skulduggery.
Canon F1 and Kodak Ektar 100.
Yashica 635 and Kodak Ektar 100
As we alighted upon the landing where they were seated I was delighted to find they hadn't yet moved, and I began to prowl around them, Ninja-like, so that I could position myself for another fotie of them without them being aware.
A moment or two of apparently (to them) casual browsing by me gave me the opportunity to cast them a not-unusual human being-style sideways glance and I thought, "this old pair is really focused on the art!" They had barely budged.
Emboldened by their focus elsewhere I gazed straight at them for a moment. Then I took my time to compose and snap fotie #2.
Of course, they never did budge, and never will until a pair of bulky chaps carts them away and puts them in a box. SWMBO and I shared a laugh at my unnecessary skulduggery.
Canon F1 and Kodak Ektar 100.
Yashica 635 and Kodak Ektar 100
