It is definitely worthy to be around these people at that time and watching them function and operate. People forgot cameras, they run around and seek the perfect shot within the scene they are at. I inquired about what happens if people forgot their camera what would happen, and learned that cellphone cameras and of that sort were allowed, but frowned upon by the rest of the group member. Also if one of the group member at the moment has a camera, the other members were allowed to share this one camera if necessary. It quite entertain to be at the scene when all of this phenomenal happens. I enjoy the images better when I was there to witness their action. It also allows me to preview the surrounding and contemplate why the chose to take the shot they took. I enjoy seeing them dedicated to this. Group members set alarms on their phones to go off four minutes till. With those four minutes before, they scramble and seek the perfect angle and shot. Good for them. I like to see more of this sort of commitment, dedication, and motivation in the world.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Sametime 1:04.
It has certainly been nice following this group. I have known the people involved in it before they even formed the group. The thing that I am most interested about these take-picture-everyday-at-the-same-time groups, is observing how they function. It's not the pictures that they are able to catch everyday at the same time.
It is definitely worthy to be around these people at that time and watching them function and operate. People forgot cameras, they run around and seek the perfect shot within the scene they are at. I inquired about what happens if people forgot their camera what would happen, and learned that cellphone cameras and of that sort were allowed, but frowned upon by the rest of the group member. Also if one of the group member at the moment has a camera, the other members were allowed to share this one camera if necessary. It quite entertain to be at the scene when all of this phenomenal happens. I enjoy the images better when I was there to witness their action. It also allows me to preview the surrounding and contemplate why the chose to take the shot they took. I enjoy seeing them dedicated to this. Group members set alarms on their phones to go off four minutes till. With those four minutes before, they scramble and seek the perfect angle and shot. Good for them. I like to see more of this sort of commitment, dedication, and motivation in the world.
It is definitely worthy to be around these people at that time and watching them function and operate. People forgot cameras, they run around and seek the perfect shot within the scene they are at. I inquired about what happens if people forgot their camera what would happen, and learned that cellphone cameras and of that sort were allowed, but frowned upon by the rest of the group member. Also if one of the group member at the moment has a camera, the other members were allowed to share this one camera if necessary. It quite entertain to be at the scene when all of this phenomenal happens. I enjoy the images better when I was there to witness their action. It also allows me to preview the surrounding and contemplate why the chose to take the shot they took. I enjoy seeing them dedicated to this. Group members set alarms on their phones to go off four minutes till. With those four minutes before, they scramble and seek the perfect angle and shot. Good for them. I like to see more of this sort of commitment, dedication, and motivation in the world.
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you need to speak up more. Really!
ReplyDeleteGood, I like the viewpoint of how the functioning of the group can be observed from an outside perspective relating more to the physical world rather than the virtual.
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