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lemmy.world

Mfw I’ve been standing outside with a tripod for 6 hours trying to get an exposure shot and the wind blows my camera over

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6 hours is too long, the moon will have moved by then

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So... now you have a picture of the wind! I think, I don't understand how cameras work.

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lemm.ee

Except when you take that photo with a Samsung. Then the picture of the moon is always perfect.

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Sotuandusoreply
lemm.ee

Even if you take a picture of a blurry picture of the moon... curious.

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Even if you take a picture of a white circle on a black background whilst half a mile underground.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

This effect is real. I had a friend in college who was so attractive that she could barely go anywhere without strangers trying to talk to her. Boys made embarrassing confessions. Old people felt inexplicably compelled to tell her their life stories. It was actually baffling.

In photos she was only beautiful in a normal, mortal way, not mesmerizing. She had an effect in person that could not be captured, at least not with our old phone cameras.

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lemmy.world

If it’s the Quantum moon, that’s how you keep it in place.

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lemmy.ml

I know I am ugly because cameras may lie but mirrors don’t.

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nerdgul

Go outside, look at the moon. The moons so pretty isn't it. Yeah. Take a picture of the moon. Oh no bad picture it looks like a weird dumb speck. But the moons so pretty????

U know ur real pretty to. cameras arnt very nice sometimes. But your still pretty. Just like moon


jamiefrickengib

a dog wrote this

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Beautiful like the moon | Spyke