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Thursday, July 12, 2012

Not CGI

Awesome photographs of storm cells over the heartland, taken by Camille Seaman. Piclick for more.



I envy people who can take such photos. I can paint, I can write, and even play a little music, so I have some artistic abilities. But put a camera in my hand and you will invariably get complete and utter shit. It's really quite frustrating, so I just avoid using cameras. I call it the Ostrich Theory of Photography.

posted by Jar(egg)head at 16:53

1 Comments:

Anonymous rc said...

Can't say for sure but I think I may have ridden through a few of those by accident. :)

19:58  

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