Sixth Street
I dropped a disposable camera, on purpose, into a pan of salt water. Interesting, but I don't think that I'll be doing that again.
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I AM a camera! Plus a bit of a naturalist.
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- jennifer from pittsburgh
- I received my first camera, a second hand Kodak Instamatic, when I was ten years old. I've upgraded, in some ways, since then.
8 comments:
I like it. It has a real...salinity.
It definitely makes the place look a little haunted, that's for sure! Great photo, wonderful technique. I don't think I'll be trying that on my camera, though... ;)
Sometimes I just like to tinker with things ;) Wonder what would happen if I added bleach to the water?...
Hmmm...
I imagine looking at the world through a "dotted swiss" purple veil or...a time traveller having the next realm revealed as the magical energy of the journey dissipates. :D
you are a little experimenter over there!
Droll...what I lack in talent I make up for in crazy ;)
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