Abstract Photocommuting
April 25, 2007 | 1:57 pmDon’t ask me how, don’t ask me why. I gave my camera to my friend Rathan as we were commuting from school back home. It was pretty late, somewhere around 8 PM. Rathan knew nothing, absolutely nothing about cameras. He hasn’t used one.
But anyway, I gave him the camera, set the exposure compensation to +2, and let him shoot. Everything here was shot by him, except the first abstract one, which I shot with a very long exposure time of 15 seconds. Need I say that he’s a damn good artist with the pencil and the tongue?
I did the naming though. Rationale? I used my guts. Got a different caption or think I’m nuts? Put it up in the comments here, or out there on Zooomr. Enjoy!
And, just to show you, here’s an intentionally contrived picture of Rathan:
Lion King Rathan Hosted on ZooomrHere are some of the intentionally obscure pictures that he shot:
Green Skull Hosted on Zooomr
Microsoft Hosted on Zooomr
Linux on the Desktop Hosted on Zooomr
Web 2.0 Hosted on Zooomr
Desktop Operating Systems Hosted on Zooomr
Web Services and Open APIs Hosted on Zooomr
Broadband Hosted on Zooomr
The Echo Chamber Hosted on Zooomr
The Echo Chamber #2 Hosted on Zooomr
The Desktop Hosted on Zooomr
AJAX Hosted on Zooomr
I should be posting more of my photos up on Zooomr, but I’m waiting for Mark III which is supposed to hit along with Mix on May 1st for that.
And also, I’m working on a cool project, which I hope to make public pretty soon. Not on the scale of Silverlight or WPF, but cool on my scale of things.
ROTFL! P.S: "The Echo Chamber" is pretty neat!
Sharath | April 25, 2007 | 7:14 pmROTFL!
P.S: “The Echo Chamber” is pretty neat!
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