There is no 'photo-shopping' involved. No alterations of any kind. I pointed the camera and pushed down the shutter release and this is what I ended up with.
While some of you venture a guess, I'll try to come up with a truly exciting story about it. The truth, as is usually the case, is pretty boring.
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Next time try a tripod will you? Gee I get dizzy just looking at it. I'll offer a thought that its a picture of you in the mirror with a light behind you - and your hands are shaking because you're so excited to get a picture of you face on to show the Blog world!!
It looks like you were in traffic and have the DTs something awful.
It is a screaming Nemo because you are attacking him with a large blue puffer fish that has his tongue sticking out.
Bert, are you masturbating to that neon picture of Celine Dion on a motorcycle, again?
i am going to guess, you driving at night behind the steering wheel through your windsheild at cars in front of you.
El Pistolero and Spideybuns are closest!
I was N/B at night on the I-15. A ninja-mobile passed me and no way could you not notice that the there was a 25" flat panel attached to the dashboard, right where the 'glove box' would be. The lady Ninja in the passenge seat was paying rapt attention to it. The male Ninja driving was glancing back at forth at it. It wasn't a laptop...
So I whipped out the ol' Nikon and pressed the shutter release...
I once tried taking pictures while driving of the beautiful Arizona mesas, but almost crashed into the guardrail, and since then, I maintain a fairly firm "no pictures while driving" stance.
However, your photoessay on the modern man is excellent, assuming you didn't hit an orange cart or anything else.
Oops!
Mr. B. I would wager that watching movies while driving is no more hazardous to your health than say....taking photos when driving.
Tripod and a much slower shutter speed.
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