my digital camera fell apart last night. literally. i can open the camera body like a taco. and the inside actually even sort of looks like ground beef. we are at the massillon ohio public library, and bruce is printing out more model release forms.
i am not sure if i will be taking any more still images this week. bruce said i can use his camera when he is not using it. when i woke up in the hotel room this morning the phone was pushed over and his camera was sitting on the bedside stand. so waiting to use his camera is like waiting for ted kennedy to put down his bottle so i can take a drink.
so i think i will focus on video. not my forte, but i will keep the camera rolling. it is what i was asked to do anyway. so now i am heading over to the non-fiction section where bruce (and his camera) are shooting away.
Posted by Todd Roeth at May 13, 2003 11:18 AMWell yesterday, Tue. 13th. should have been a better day. Beautiful spring day here - evening light was spectacular. A 32 oz. milkshake would have been interesting! - if not a little "different" for you! Keep the pictures coming when you have the time. Really like the road-sign shot.
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