Thoughts Neighborhood Q&A

LilithX said:
What is yours, mr fungi?
@justafungi
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I too, like you normally don’t watch movies over and over. That being said, I do have a few favorites.
A Good Year- Russell Crow
Begin Again- Mark Ruffalo, Keira Knightly
We Bought a Zoo- Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson (so hot..)

popcorn is always involved (I have a secrete spice combination I add)
M&m’s, and if I plan way in advance, red vines.

there are always soft blankets by the couch, and I have surround sound and custom movie lights, so the mood is always just right on the soft fluffy couches.

It has to be a really really good movie to get me to head to the theater, now a days, even more so, lol
 
justafungi said:
@FireflyEyes how do you take such amazing pictures? Do you do them yourself or do you have someone help?
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Asks the man with camera in his hands...you already know the answer to these questions.

They are all self-portraits (so far). I use timers or remotes to trigger a DSLR camera. Recently, smartphone cameras are pretty amazing, but you do lack some control over exposure and the like that I can get with a dsrl. And also I don't own a smartphone...so hardware is a choice of one for me.

I think distance to the camera is important, as is lighting. Posing is a hard one, what looks good and what feels good don't always overlap. But for me a good looking photo feels good...so:oops: (I forgot what I was just about to say...o_O hmm )

And most importantly, joy. Joy is the most photographable entity in the universe. Mix in a little joy and any photo becomes a winner.
 
FireflyEyes said:
Asks the man with camera in his hands...you already know the answer to these questions.

They are all self-portraits (so far). I use timers or remotes to trigger a DSLR camera. Recently, smartphone cameras are pretty amazing, but you do lack some control over exposure and the like that I can get with a dsrl. And also I don't own a smartphone...so hardware is a choice of one for me.

I think distance to the camera is important, as is lighting. Posing is a hard one, what looks good and what feels good don't always overlap. But for me a good looking photo feels good...so:oops: (I forgot what I was just about to say...o_O hmm )

And most importantly, joy. Joy is the most photographable entity in the universe. Mix in a little joy and any photo becomes a winner.
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Do what feels good, perhaps? Lol
The camera loves you, and thank you for such a great answer ;-)
 
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